Colour Your World Women's Conference

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Colour Your World Women's Conference (also known as Colour Conference) is an annual Christian conference held in Sydney, Australia, hosted by Hillsong Church. The conference is hosted each year by Bobbie Houston, and also features prominent international guest speakers.

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[edit] History

The annual Colour Conference was birthed out of Bobbie Houston's vision to see a generation of women empowered. The first conference was held in 1997, and since then has grown at a phenomenal rate. From the early 2000s, the conference was stretched to two conferences and then up to three conferences in 2005 and 2006 as Hillsong Church buildings could not contain the growth. In 2007, the conference was held for the first time in the Acer Arena, where over 14,000 women gathered.

[edit] Conferences

Year Dates Delegates Location Special Guests Notes
1997  ?  ? Hills Centre  ? First conference
1998  ?  ? Hillsong Church Hub Auditorium  ?  ?
1999  ?  ? Hillsong Church Hub Auditorium  ?  ?
2000  ? 5,000 Hillsong Church Hub Auditorium  ?  ?
2001  ?  ? Hillsong Church Hub Auditorium  ?  ?
2002  ?  ? Hillsong Church Hub Auditorium  ?  ?
2003  ? 8,000 Hillsong Church Convention Centre  ?  ?
2004  ? 9,200 Hillsong Church Convention Centre  ?  ?
2005  ?  ? Hillsong Church Convention Centre  ?  ?
2006  ?  ? Hillsong Church Convention Centre  ?  ?
2007 15-17 March 2007 12,000 Acer Arena J John, Lisa Bevere, Marilyn Skinner, Charlotte Scanlin-Gambill  ?
2008 6-8 March 2007 17,000 Acer Arena J John, Louie Giglio, Marilyn Skinner, Priscilla Shirer  ?

[edit] Colour Conference London

Colour Your World Women's Conference has also been established in London. The conference is hosted by Bobbie Houston as well as Cathy Clarke, who pastors Hillsong London with her husband Gary Clarke.

[edit] The Colour Sisterhood

The Colour Sisterhood (previously Foundation 31) is a foundation set up by Hilsong Church through Hillsongwomen, the women's ministry of Hillsong Church. The foundation was established in 2001 and aims to give support and aid to the hurting people of the world. At Colour Conference 2005, Bobbie launched the 'Adopt a home' project where women join together to fundraise and build homes for children in Uganda. Over 35 homes have been built to date.

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