The Adoration Chapel is open throughout the weekend. It is located in the Dalhousie Arts Centre (Room 401). Prayer ministers are available for assistance during the conference. They are wearing blue shirts.
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Chris Mueller
Chris Mueller is a youth minister from Murrieta, California. He crafts dynamic talks that communicate the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a way that resonates with teen and adult audiences alike. Chris is the president and founder of 242Revolution Ministries, a nonprofit organization that invites this generation to share in the devotion of the first generation of Christians—devoted to the teaching of the apostles, to the communal life, and to the breaking of the bread and prayer (Acts 2:42). Chris and his wife, Christina, live in California with their six children.
Jonathan Alexander
With 13 years of ministry experience, Franciscan University alumnus Jonathan Alexander (check spelling) has been with Adore Ministries for the past 7, serving the underserved of Houston and nearby communities. His wife, Sara, is using her license in counseling to provide support and healing in these communities as well. Together, with their four kids (Bernadette, Gianna, Ezekiel, and Veronica), this missionary family hopes to share the Gospel with every person they run across, no matter their economic status. Jonathan also loves the Astros and backyard barbecuing.
Emily Wilson
Emily Wilson is a musician and speaker from sunny Southern California. Emily began singing in church at the age of 7, and at the age of 18, Ike Ndolo asked Emily to lead worship with him at her first Steubenville Conference. She has been singing with Ike ever since. Emily speaks and sings at events across America and the world and writes a blog for young people to encourage them on their walk as young Catholics. Emily loves Chipotle, the Pacific Ocean, and living in Laguna Beach, California, as a newlywed with her Dutch husband, Daniël.
Father Leo Patalinghug
Father Leo Patalinghug is a priest member of a community of consecrated life called Voluntas Dei. He founded Grace Before Meals, an apostolate to strengthen families around the dinner table. He is also an internationally renowned speaker, author, TV host of Savoring Our Faith on EWTN, radio co-host of Entertaining Truth on Sirius XM, and a theological and cultural media contributor. In addition, he has appeared on The Food Network, winning an episode of Throwdown With Bobby Flay. Father Leo’s unique background helps him connect with people of all ages, and he uses food, faith, and fun to bring people closer to true communion.
Jon Niven – Worship Leader
Jon Niven is a gifted musician and songwriter who has helped usher thousands of people into the heart of Jesus with his gift for leading worship. The prayerfulness and humility he conveys in worship are unmistakable and help lead the worshiper into a deep encounter with God. As the co-founder of LIFT Ministries, Jon has led worship for countless retreats, adoration services, healing services, Masses, and currently works with Real-Life Catholic, Franciscan University of Steubenville, and many other organizations.
Paul George – Host
Paul George has been married to his wife, Gretchen, for 20 years. They have five children: Marie, Jacob, Sarah, Clare and Addie. It’s his role as a husband and father that Paul cherishes the most. Paul currently works as a sought-after speaker, consultant, and life coach (paulgeorge.la). He is the author of Rethink Happiness: Dare to Embrace God and Experience True Joy. Paul also host a weekly national radio show and podcast, The Paul George Show. He has a master’s degree in theology from the University of Dallas. Paul resides in Lafayette, Louisiana.
Group Leader Information Packet
GONZAGA UNIVERSITY HOUSING EXPECTATIONS
General Guidelines
- The group leader/chaperones are responsible for providing adequate supervision of participants at all times, INCLUDING OVERNIGHT SUPERVISION. Guys are NEVER allowed on the ladies’ floors, and ladies are NEVER allowed on the guys’ floors—not even for small groups or group meetings!!
- Guests are expected to be respectful of others in the hall and around campus.
- Guests shall not tamper with or disable fire protection equipment.
- For safety reasons, DOORS ARE NOT TO BE PROPPED OPEN.
- Guests shall not throw objects out of windows or engage in other dangerous, damaging, and disruptive behaviors.
- Furniture may not be moved from assigned area, including trying to bunk beds and/or moving lounge furniture into bedrooms.
- Fireworks, explosive or highly flammable material, or items with an open flame are prohibited.
- Firearms, slingshots, knives, and other weapons are prohibited on campus.
Smoking
Smoking, including use of electronic cigarettes, is not allowed in any Gonzaga facility.
Illegal Drugs and Marijuana
It is a violation of Gonzaga policy to use, possess, or distribute any drug or controlled substance. To protect federal funding, Gonzaga University does comply with federal laws regarding recreational and medical marijuana. Possession, use, and/or distribution of marijuana and cannabis products are not allowed on campus.
Alcohol
Neither minors nor chaperones are allowed to consume alcoholic beverages.
Miscellaneous Items
Nails, thumb tacks, staples, stakes, and adhesive other than painter’s tape may not be used to attach items to walls, windows, etc.
Lost Key Fine
Lost keys and cards are $50 each and $100 if both are lost.
Damage Fees
Any damages to facilities not deemed normal wear and tear or messes deemed excessive will be billed to the group leader.
Removal from Campus Due to Policy Violations
Participants asked to leave campus due to policy violations will not receive any type of refund. Participants will be responsible for all costs relating to relocating from the GU campus.
Bus Drivers
Buses may stay parked on Gonzaga’s campus overnight (do not use RED zone lots) and behind the Convention Center Exhibit Hall during conference hours. There is a pick-up/drop-off area in front of the Convention Center (our main venue).
Smoking/Wi-Fi
Smoking
Absolutely no smoking is permitted on the Gonzaga campus or on the Convention Center property. Use of marijuana will result in immediate dismissal from the conference.
Wi-Fi Access
Wi-Fi is available at the Spokane Convention Center; no password necessary. It is not readily available in the dorms on Gonzaga’s campus.