We are excited to finally confirm that the PCSN Conference is all go for 28-30th March 2025 in Whangaparaoa. We have been working away in the background for some time with planning and preparation and are genuinely excited with the awesome line up of speakers, theme, fellowship and fine food in a fantastic location.
An amazing team has been working hard in the background for you and have put registrations at basement level for the weekend. We would love to have you join us and encourage you to start making plans, booking leave and flights so that you can attend. We often hear people saying they weren’t able to make it because they couldn’t get leave etc, so with plenty of advance notice and planning we want to create the opportunity for as many staff as possible to be blessed by this awesome opportunity. This isn’t a Ned Flanders gathering but a vital place to inspire you in your faith and work.
Feedback from the last conference at Christchurch in 2023 was exceptional, and many said it was genuinely something special for a range of reasons. If you want a reminder of the value of the PCSN Conferences read through snippets from some of the feedback beneath. So many times staff say they weren’t too fussed or motivated about getting to conferences, and then after going to one wondered why they had not gone sooner. See beneath under ‘Last Conference’ for the amazing feedback from the Christchurch 2023 conference.
Registrations fees are as follows:
Individual full weekend = $80
Couple full weekend = $140
Day rate per person = $50
Please pay via bank transfer to 03-1796-0383311-000
It was such a long journey to finally be able to get to have the PCSN Conference from 24-26th March 2023 in Christchurch…but it was so worth the wait. It had been a long process getting through all of the covid cancellations and related issues, but after 2 years planning we finally got to do conference. The 2020 conference at RNZPC was the epitome of what we are trying to do and we always new that this would be hard to beat. However without reservation though, Christchurch conference exceeded expectations and beautifully built on what occurred in 2020. We try not to run conferences for the sake of it, but rather to build into the network and build up the people who attend. It was an extraordinary gathering that blessed all who attended. A huge ‘hats off’ to the team in Christchurch who put conference together and in particular to Bruce Ward who carried a significant load. Also a huge thanks to the Police Executive who provided significant support for staff to get to conference in challenging economic times.
Our speakers were top notch with Norm McLeod beautifully passing the baton, Daz Chettle was exceptional and Geoff Woodcock completely blew people’s expectations with many saying, ‘who is this guy?’ It is so hard to encourage people why they should make the effort to come to a PCSN conference. Experience has shown me that this task is very challenging, because everyone’s busy, and this appears to be ‘just another conference.’ Coppers just like staying in their lane and keeping their heads down when it comes to matters of faith. However whenever someone does muster up the courage and make the effort to come, there first comment is invariably something along the lines of, ‘Why did I wait so long!’ It seems word of mouth is one of the truly effective tools in encouraging people in relation to the value of PCSN conferences, hence why it is worth sharing some feedback from this conference with you:
Feedback from the last conference at RNZPC in 2020 was exceptional, and many said it was genuinely something special for a range of reasons. If you want a reminder of the value of the PCSN Conferences read through snippets from some of the feedback beneath. So many times staff say they weren’t too fussed or motivated about getting to conferences, and then after going to one wondered why they had not gone sooner: