50 Jubilees | a CCO podcast celebrating the 50th Jubilee Conference, February 12-15, 2026 | Pittsburgh, PA.

Today Carrie Reale, the Assistant Director of Events for the CCO, talks with her former campus minister Daniel Snoke about the humility and hope of inviting students to Jubilee —and the limbo competition that never happened. Let's listen in! 

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Music by James Ward at jameswardmusic.com.

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50 Jubilees | a CCO podcast celebrating the 50th Jubilee Conference, February 12-15, 2026 | Pittsburgh, PA.

Today we’ll hear a conversation between brothers! While younger brother Dan Dupee is president emeritus of the CCO, it was his big brother Dave who introduced him to the organization—and made it possible for Dan to come to faith in Jesus at Jubilee 1978. 

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Music by James Ward at jameswardmusic.com.

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50 Jubilees | a CCO podcast celebrating the 50th Jubilee Conference, February 12-15, 2026 | Pittsburgh, PA.

Today, CCO designer emeritus Bonnie Liefer chats with current designer Carter Shearer about making decades of artwork and what it means to bring Jubilee to life on a page or a screen. 

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Music by James Ward at jameswardmusic.com.

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50 Jubilees | a CCO podcast celebrating the 50th Jubilee Conference, February 12-15, 2026 | Pittsburgh, PA.

Today we’re going behind the scenes at the Jubilee bookstore as Brad Frey interviews Byron Borger, who, alongside his wife Beth, has been loading up a truck and bringing their Hearts and Minds bookstore to Jubilee for something like 35 of the conference’s 50 years. But Byron’s connection goes back even further—to the very beginning. 

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Music by James Ward at jameswardmusic.com.

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The Church is not a subculture or a building or a movement, but the making of a new humanity.

Therefore, we must take core human questions seriously: What story am I in? Who am I? With whom do I belong? How do I change? Where do I make my life? What is my purpose? How do I love?

These deep human questions have Biblical answers, but as embodied creatures, we need more than intellectual beliefs, we need embodied practices - lived ways of knowing.

A Rule of Life is an ancient method for the good news of the Gospel to form and shape us - so that we might embody the missional presence of Christ in the world.\

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Quit something. Create margin. Be challenged toward unselfishness. Make space to care for others well. Say yes or no intentionally instead of out of guilt or exhaustion. Practice attentiveness.

Does any of that tug at your heart? In this workshop we'll dig into the Biblical roots and calling of the discipline of restraint. More than just saying "no"; restraint is a counter-cultural and holistic discipline. Come explore how restraint is necessary to love others well (one of the core callings of Christianity) and cultivate meaningful community. Come grasp a vision for how restraint lived out in different areas of your life might help you make clearer choices with less anxiety. Come learn how doing less might actually help you do it better.

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The Jubilee Conference has long invited students to take seriously the Lordship of Christ over all of life. In every zone of culture and every corner of our lives, we can live out the story of God's love for the world and play our part creating signposts of the Kingdom. Reading has always been a key Christian discipline but now, more than ever, books are tools for changing the world. Come be inspired to read more and grow your faith, living into the Jubilee vision, nurturing the Christian mind. Our conference bookseller is eager to share a theology of reading, ideas about how to become a better reader, and answer questions about what to read next.

BOOKS MENTIONED IN THE WORKSHOP

Sho Baraka | He Saw That It Was Good: How Your Creative Life Can Change a Broken World

Marilyn McEntyre | When Poets Pray

David Dockery | What Does It Mean to Be a Thoughtful Christian?

Austin Carty | The Pastor's Bookshelf: Why Reading Matters for Ministry

Jessica Hooten Wilson | The Scandal of Holiness: Renewing Your Imagination in ...

Claude Atcho | Reading Black Books

Marilyn McEntyre | Caring for Words in a Culture of Lies

Chaim Potok | The Chosen

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When I was a youth pastor, I once watched a student throw all his “secular” music into a river. I remember feeling conflicted about it. Did following Jesus really mean the replacement of everything he had previously loved? Is that how Christians are meant to relate to culture?

This session offers an alternative, non-anxious approach to cultural engagement, one that is attentive to the hunger for meaning, beauty, and justice, and governed by gospel virtues of faith, love, and hope.

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Our lives are mediated by technology—jobs, relationships, and spiritual lives can all be conducted via screen. And it's hard to imagine life any other way. Try as we might, few of us will be going back to the 19th century any time soon...nor might we want to.

But for all its benefits, tech can easily take over; its promises of an easy life can take away our abilities to attend, consider, and love. And in a world of algorithms that target our subconscious, it's ever harder to make conscious choices towards virtue.

With help from sources both new and ancient, we'll consider what it means to be human in a world of devices—and simple, practical actions for a tech-wise life.

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Download the FREE companion guide to this workshop at www.jubileeconference.com/livingjubilee!

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