SEE THE CITY SUMMIT ·

SEE THE CITY SUMMIT ·

February 27 & 28, 2026

A strategic, invite-only summit to inspire Christian workplace leaders and Church leaders to work together for Gospel transformation in our community over the next 10 years.

Join kingdom leaders from across our community for a catalytic gathering designed to help us see what God is doing in our city—what has been, what is, and what could be if the Church moves together in unity.

The See the City Summit Conference is a visionary, interactive experience that brings together pastors, workplace leaders, next-generation influencers, and citywide partners to imagine a future of true gospel impact and community flourishing.

Why See the City?

1) To envision and empower workplace leaders with pastors in the Gospel Movement.

2) To Increase Gospel transformation in our community through the unity of the Church.

Many in our city serve faithfully yet may not see the full kingdom ecosystem they are part of - or the unique contribution they bring within it. We want to provide space to:

• Make meaningful connections across churches, ministries, and workplaces

• Gain vision for the whole picture of what God is doing

• Recognize individual and collective roles in advancing the Gospel together

To accomplsih this we will demonstrate what has happened, highlight what is happening now, and create space to dream about what can happen when we continue working together for the Gospel.

  • Friday
    Session One
    Table Discussions

    Saturday
    Continental Breakfast Snacks
    Session Two
    Table Discussions
    Breakouts
    Lunch
    Session Three

  • Jesus-followers who live and lead in various spheres of Lane County who have a love for our community, faith to see change, and a Kingdom-minded value for unity of the Church.

  • 1) Shared Vision

    Inspire and activate the untapped potential in every participant, so we can beUer understand what God is doing in our community and how we can join together in that work.

    2) Catalyzed Collaboration

    We plan for this to be a springboard to spark new teams, structures, and partnerships that strengthen Gospel impact and deepen meaningful connections across the city.

    3) Culture of Prayer

    Continue building movement where prayer is the foundation and unifying force in all we do.

Speakers & Contributors

Kevin

Tom White

Kevin Palau

Chuck Proudfit

  • At Work on Purpose

    Chuck Proudfit, is the founder and president of SKILLSOURCE and “At Work On Purpose,”  a citywide workplace ministry model that mobilizes the Church at Work. 

    With a rich corporate background from Procter & Gamble, Ernest & Julio Gallo Winery, and LensCrafters Corporation, Chuck brings extensive management experience. At Harvard University, he pioneered the undergraduate organisational development curriculum.

  • Palau Association

    Kevin Palau is the son of international evangelist Luis Palau. He joined the family business, the Luis Palau Association, in 1985 and began directing the day-to-day operation of the ministry in the late 1990s.

    Under his leadership, LPA has created a worldwide network of hundreds of partner evangelists, and developed new models for citywide outreach that integrate City Gospel Movements, major community service initiatives with open-air evangelistic gatherings.

    Today Kevin serves as C.E.O. of the Luis Palau Association, and lives in Beaverton Oregon with his wife Michelle, and their three young adult children. Kevin loves the Portland Timbers, Oregon Duck Football and Basketball and ice cream.

  • Frontline Ministries

    Founder and President of Frontline Ministries, Tom White conducts an international ministry catalyzing and developing citywide gospel movements, and teaching on the topics of spiritual formation, unity in the Body of Christ and spiritual warfare. Tom has emerged as a recognized innovator and practitioner in city transformation—building collaborative partnerships among kingdom leaders to more effectively reach their communities.

    He holds degrees from San Diego State University (B.A. Sociology, Minor in Religious Studies), and Asbury Theological Seminary (M.A. Theology).

  • Chris Gough is a natural connector who has worked with churches in the greater Seattle area toward for over a decade with Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission, and in 9 years of ministry in a local Seattle congregation. He has a heart to see healthy city gospel movements, and had his hand in launching several regional initiatives, including: many church/school partnerships, city-wide serve day initiatives, the Foster Support Faith Alliance; Faith Work and Economics cohorts; and Homelessness engagement.

    Chris is a co-founder of Saturate, and serves city networks nationally through the Palau Association as the Director of City Gospel Movements. In this role he helps city networks throughout North America strategize and solve for the Great Commission.

  • Steve Buss and Patti Buss believe in the unlimited potential of the united Church in a city, and lead the One Hope Network in Eugene, Oregon.

    Together, they facilitate unity of the Church in their community, by leading strategic prayer and spearheading many collaborative serving initiatives.

    One Hope Network launched in 2006, and now has 100 participating churches and ministries.

    Steve and Patti have been missionaries with YWAM, and served in various pastoral roles before starting One Hope. 

Steve & Patti Buss

Chris Gough

Register

Friday, February 27th at 7 PM -
Saturday, February 28th at 2 PM

Cost:
$40 per person
$240 to sponsor a table

Register