Connection Point Biblical Counseling Center

Dissociation, and AI | What happens when we lose sight of the connection between the body, the soul, and the story God is telling?

We’re honored to welcome Angela Shelton to the Connection Point Counseling Conference, where she will help us explore the intersection of the body, the mind, technology, and faithful biblical care.

In her breakout session, "Dissociation: Addressing the Dis-Integration of the Body," Angela will explore the complexities of dissociation and how counselors can better understand the ways trauma, suffering, and human experience can impact our embodied lives. This session will encourage us to think carefully about what it means to offer compassionate, wise, and biblically grounded care to those navigating fragmentation and disconnection.

During the pre-conference session, "AI: Impact on Perception and Ethics of Engagement," Angela will help us consider how emerging technologies are shaping the way we think, relate, and engage with one another. Together, we’ll explore the ethical questions and practical wisdom needed to navigate AI with discernment and faithfulness.

Join us as we gather to pursue a deeper understanding of embodied care and how biblical counseling speaks to the complexities of our world today.

REGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026

Thoughtfully curated content by more than just our speakers 📚 One of the things we're most excited about at Connection Point is the opportunity to learn not only from the speakers on stage, but from the many resources and people gathered around the table.

That's why we're especially grateful to welcome New Growth Press as our Official Conference Bookstore for this year's conference!

New Growth Press has been thoughtfully curating a booklist for this conference specifically – and we are so excited about it!

New Growth Press has been producing thoughtful, gospel-centered resources for counselors, pastors, parents, and ministry leaders for years. Their books help bring biblical truth into the real questions and challenges people face—and that mission fits beautifully with what we're cultivating at Connection Point.

If you're a reader (or even if you're trying to become one!), you'll definitely want to spend some time with their team at the conference.

Come browse, discover something new, and maybe find a resource you'll bring home and return to long after the conference is over.

We're grateful for organizations like New Growth Press who share our desire to equip people for faithful, thoughtful, compassionate care.

Thank you, New Growth Press, for investing in Connection Point and in the counselors, pastors, and ministry leaders who will gather with us this September!

There's still time to register:
https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026

In case you missed it - This is such an important conversation in today's climate. Catch Dr. Pamela Cubas on the Deeper Together podcast, and at the conference, which is less than three weeks away!
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Spotify: https://bit.ly/DeeperTogether_Spotify
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Will you pray with us? | There is a lot that goes into a conference: speakers, schedules, logistics, technology, travel, and all the details that make a gathering possible.

But ultimately, we want to depend on the Lord to do what only He can do. We want to continue to pursue and fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith.

Will you pray with us?

Pray for our speakers.
Pray that God would give them wisdom, clarity, humility, and faithfulness as they prepare and teach.

Pray for those who will attend.
Pray that God would prepare each heart to receive, learn, listen, worship, and be encouraged.

Pray for meaningful relationships.
Pray that conversations would go beyond small talk—that people would find encouragement, friendship, and a deeper sense of community in their calling.

Pray for the hard conversations.
We're gathering to consider some of the complex realities counselors, pastors, parents, and ministry leaders encounter. Pray for wisdom and grace as we engage difficult topics with both theological conviction and compassionate care.

Pray that Christ would remain at the center.
More than anything, we want this gathering to point us back to Him—the source of our hope, wisdom, and strength.

There's still time to register for the conference:
https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026

FREE RESOURCE: Gender Dysphoria and the Embodied Person with Dr. Pamela Cubas (conference speaker!) on the podcast. Such a JOY and a great conversation!

Listen today:
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Prices to up tomorrow | This is our conference intent: To pursue wisdom and grow in loving our neighbors better. Join us?
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48 hours left until prices go up for the Conference! Sept. 10-12 in Atlanta, GA. Are you registered yet?

“Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly…” — Colossians 3:16

As the Connection Point Counseling Conference draws near, we're preparing more than schedules, sessions, and notebooks. We're preparing our hearts.

Our prayer is that this gathering would be marked by humility, teachability, worship, and a deepening love for Christ.

That we wouldn't simply come ready to learn, but ready to be shaped.

Ready to listen.

Ready to encourage one another.

Ready to consider how the Word of Christ changes the way we see ourselves, the people we care for, and the work God has entrusted to us.

Colossians 3 reminds us that whatever we do—in word or deed—we are to do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus.

So as we prepare, would you pray with us?

🙏 Pray for our speakers as they prepare.
🙏 Pray for those who will attend.
🙏 Pray that Christ's Word would dwell richly among us.
🙏 Pray that our time together would ultimately point us back to Him.

We're looking forward to gathering with you this September.

Come ready to learn. Come ready to worship. Come ready to be changed by the Word of Christ.

Register here before prices increase: https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026

Worship is not simply something we think about—it is something we experience with our whole selves.

We’re excited to welcome Trisha Adams (Trisha Adams) to the Connection Point Counseling Conference, where she will explore the powerful connection between music, worship, and our embodied experience of faith.

In her breakout session, "Singing the Songs of Zion: The Embodied Experience of Music in Worship," Trisha will consider how God has designed us to encounter Him through the beauty and power of song. From the words we proclaim to the melodies we carry, worship engages our minds, hearts, voices, and bodies as we respond to the God who created us.

This session will invite us to reflect on the role of music in shaping our affections, forming our communities, and reminding us of the hope we share as the people of God.

Join us as we explore what it means to live, worship, and care for others as whole and embodied people.

REGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026

Trisha Adams