July 28 - 30, 2010 / Dallas, TX
Watermark Community Church

A media and tech conference for creative church leaders.

Come connect, learn, and create with us.

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Reasons To Come To Echo (Part 1)

We’re in our final push leading up to Echo, so we want to do our best to persuade any of you who are still on the fence about joining us in Dallas in a couple weeks. We assembled a big ol’ list of reasons to come to Echo, and here’s the first installment:

  • 1. See Carlos Whittaker’s tattoos up close.
  • 2. Ladies, Donald Miller is a handsome fella.
  • 3. Jon Acuff has publicly challenged the aforementioned Donald Miller to a pop-and-lock contest
  • 4. Echo is an incredible opportunity to see what others are doing with media in their churches.
  • 5. The weather in Dallas at the end of July is downright balmy.
  • 6. Get an up close and personal tour of the new Watermark facility.
  • 7. Two words: Free stuff.
  • 8. Camron Ware and Stephen Proctor might try to project something on you.
  • 9. Watermark Coffee brews locally (and fresh) roasted beans from Oak Cliff Coffee Roasters.
  • 10. Experience what it is like when there are more people tweeting than talking.
  • 11. So everything you tweet can include #echo10.
  • 12. Try to destroy AT&T’s 3G Network in Dallas with your bevy of Apple gadgets.
  • 13. Ice. Cream. Truck.
  • 14. Actually meet all of the people that you think you know.
  • 15. Hear messages tailored for artists and creatives delivered by artists and creatives.

Stay tuned for more reasons to come to Echo, and feel free to add your own reasons as well. See you soon!


2 Responses to “Reasons To Come To Echo (Part 1)”

  1. Grayza Says:

    Your reasons to come, sound good but it is a long way from Scotland. How much will be podcast or recorded? :-(

  2. Scott McClellan Says:

    We record video of keynotes and audio of breakouts, which we offer on the ECHO 2010 DVD set. We’ll make you a great deal!

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