For nearly a decade and a half, Chillipepper winter youth celebration has been an annual highlight for students and adults from throughout the southeast.
This Friday night through Sunday morning conference features top-notch music artists, thought-provoking speakers, and a variety of performers that have included comedians, dramatists, illusionists, and more.
Chillipepper participants have Saturday afternoon to enjoy the Pigeon Forge area attractions including everything from snow skiing to go-kart racing to shopping.
Though the weekend is never short on fun, Chillipepper is first and foremost an excellent time of ministry for all of those in attendance. The goal of Chillipepper is for students to not just leave with a spiritual high, but to move forward in response to the ways that God has challenged and called each of us.
After 13 years, many thousands of students and adults leaders agree that Chillipepper is truly the coolest way to get fired up.
Location
Once again, Chillipepper will be returning to the Miracle Theater in Pigeon Forge. The Miracle Theater, formerly the Louise Mandrell Theater, has recently undergone a multi-million dollar renovation and is now the home of an outstanding Christian production, “The Miracle.” The theater is in a great location at 2046 Parkway and is first class in every way including state-of-the-art sound, lights, and video
Ages
Chillipepper is designed for students in grades 6-12, college students, and adult youth leaders. At least one adult leader for every seven students (grades 6-12) is required. A closer adult to student ratio is welcome.
Cost
Chillipepper 2009 is $59 per person if you register before December 15; $65 per person for anyone that registers after December 15.
