March 16, 2026 — Bradenton, Florida The Christian Retreat Conference Center hosted its Winter Conference 2026: “Declare His Glory” Revival Series from January through March at 1200 Glory Way Blvd., featuring guest speakers for worship, teaching, and revival services themed around Psalm 96:3, “Declare his glory among the nations.”
The multi-week event, promoted by organizers as a time of spiritual renewal and encounter with God, included specific sessions such as Billy Burke on Jan. 29, Roberts Liardon on Feb. 5-6, and Russ Kline on Feb. 13, according to announcements from The Family Church at Christian Retreat.
“This year’s theme is ‘Declare His Glory among the Nations’ (Psalm 96:3) — and we are believing for renewal, healing, and bold faith as we step into the year ahead.”
The post from The Family Church encouraged attendees to “come expectant, hungry, and ready to declare His glory.”
Featured Speakers and Schedule
The official speakers list for the Christian Retreat Conference Center’s Winter Conference 2026: “Declare His Glory” Revival Series included Mel Weaver, Benite Jeune, Henry and Ann Higgins, Billy Burke, Mike Shreve, Jonathan Cahn, Roberts Liardon, Gary and Drenda Keesee, Eddie Taylor, Bill Vanderbush, Jannette Derstine, and others. Special events encompassed Homecoming Week from Jan. 14-18, God Encounter retreat Feb. 6-8, and IOM Graduation on March 20, with Bill Vanderbush speaking March 19-20.
Live streams of sessions, such as Roberts Liardon on Feb. 5 and Russ Kline on Feb. 13, were shared by The Family Church on Facebook, alongside worship services like Feb. 1 and a March 4 Bible study.
Community Promotion
Local Facebook groups, including Parrish Network and others, promoted the Christian Retreat Conference Center’s Winter Conference 2026: “Declare His Glory” Revival Series in Bradenton, Florida, highlighting its regional appeal. The Family Church also shared promotions on Instagram.
Accommodations were available at facilities like Miracle Manor and Riverhouse for immersive participation. Coverage remained primarily promotional from organizers, with no major mainstream media reports noted.