Sent Summit
Sent Summit equips and commissions leaders to become CDN Certified Trainers—people who carry the DNA of a Spirit-fueled multiplying movement and help others embrace a lifestyle of disciple-making, calling, and church multiplication.
A CDN Certified Trainer is entrusted to faithfully reproduce the vision, values, and practices of Church Development Network (CDN). Through this training, you will be equipped to lead Spirit-fueled Encounters, develop multiplying disciples, and mobilize others to say “yes” to God’s call. Immediately after the Sent Summit you are invited to join the Trainer Cohort and continue the Certified Trainer development process through ongoing training, coaching, and collaboration.
At Sent Summit, you will:
- Discover the foundations of a multiplying movement.
- Develop the skills to lead Spirit-fueled encounters.
- Learn how to equip others for disciple-making and church multiplication.
- Join the Trainer Cohort and continue the Certified Trainer development process through ongoing training, coaching, and collaboration.
- Join a growing network of leaders committed to seeing the Kingdom advance.
Sent Summit 2026
October 14–16, 2026 Location: Storehouse Church 1090 Germantown Pike Plymouth Meeting, PA Cost: FREE
Come ready to be equipped, encouraged, and sent—because movements multiply when ordinary people say yes to God’s extraordinary invitation.
Schedule
October 14, 2026
8:45 AM Registration
- Block 1:
- Outcomes & Upper Room
- Movements & Moments
- Block 2:
- Encounter Best Practices
- Block 3:
- My Multiplication Flywheel
- CDN Values
5 PM – Day 1 Ends
October 15, 2026
8:45 AM Start
- Block 4:
- My Yellow Bar
- Block 5:
- A trainer is a coach & a mentor
- Block 6:
- Jumpstart & the long haul
- CDN Central
5 PM – Day 2 Ends
October 16, 2026
8:45 AM Start
- Block 7:
- My Vision for Multiplication
- Commissioning
12 PM – Summit Ends – Cohort Begins
Certified Trainer Cohort
The CDN Certified Trainer Cohort begins immediately after the Sent Summit and continues the Certified Trainer development process through ongoing training, coaching, and collaboration.
What to expect from the Certified Trainer Cohort
Just-In-Time Training
On-demand video training for guided learning on your own time.
Focused Coaching
Monthly Cohort Zoom sessions with fellow trainers (8 sessions / 90 minutes each).
Network Collaboration
Mutual learning & Discussion format aimed toward practical application
CDN Central Resources
Access to the essential resources to lead Encounters and multiply the movement.
Shared Best Practices
Learn, adapt, and grow from CDN's knowledge base of trainers.
Global Community
Deepen relationship and participate in the mission with a kingdom leaders from all over the globe.
The Cohort is included in your Sent Summit registration.
Hotel Information: Sent Summit Group Rate
Reserve your room at the discounted group rate at the link below or by calling Hilton Reservations. Make sure to mention the Group Name or the unique code to receive the group rate.
Book by Phone: 1-800-HILTONS
Group Name: Sent Summit 2026
Group Code: 90E
Please keep in mind, the group rate is only valid until September 16, 2026. Click here to reserve your room today!
Hampton Inn: Philadelphia/Plymouth Meeting
2055 Chemical Road
Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania 19462
Things to Do While You’re Here
If you have some extra time before or after the Summit, Philadelphia has plenty to explore. Here are a few recommendations—from American history to a good old Philly cheesesteak.
Philadelphia History
1. Valley Forge National Historical Park
Website: National Park Service — Valley Forge
Address: 1400 North Outer Line Drive, King of Prussia, PA 19406
Phone: 610-783-1000
Explore the grounds where George Washington and the Continental Army spent the difficult winter of 1777–78. The park includes historic encampment sites, monuments, trails, and the National Memorial Arch, and it is a great way to experience an important chapter of American history.
2. Philadelphia Museum of Art — Run the Rocky Steps
Website: Philadelphia Museum of Art / Visit Philadelphia — Rocky Steps
Address: 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19130
Phone: 215-763-8100
Take the famous climb up the Rocky Steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and stop for a picture at the top. You can also visit the Rocky Statue nearby and enjoy one of the best-known views down Benjamin Franklin Parkway.
3. Independence Mall — Liberty Bell
Website: Independence National Historical Park / Liberty Bell
Address: 525 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Phone: 215-965-2305
Visit Independence Mall and see the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and other historic sites connected to the founding of the United States. The Liberty Bell is free to visit and is an easy stop to combine with several other historic sites in Old City.
4. More Things to Do in Philadelphia
Website: Visit Philadelphia — 10 Most Essential Things to Do in Philadelphia
If you have extra time, check out Visit Philadelphia’s list of the city’s most essential experiences. It includes additional ideas such as Reading Terminal Market, LOVE Park, museums, historic sites, restaurants, and the Delaware River waterfront.
Philly Cheesesteaks
5. Pudge’s Steaks & Hoagies — Local Favorite
Website: Pudge’s Steaks & Hoagies
Address: 1510 Dekalb Pike, Blue Bell, PA 19422
Phone: 610-277-1717
This is a local favorite just a short drive from Storehouse Church, and Pudge’s has been serving the Blue Bell community for more than 50 years. If you want a classic Philly-area cheesesteak without driving into the city, this is a great place to start.
6. Pat’s King of Steaks
Website: Pat’s King of Steaks
Address: 1237 East Passyunk Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Phone: 215-468-1546
Pat’s is one of Philadelphia’s most famous cheesesteak destinations and is widely credited as the birthplace of the cheesesteak. Located in South Philadelphia, it sits directly across from Geno’s, making it easy to sample both and decide which one you prefer.
7. Geno’s Steaks
Website: Geno’s Steaks
Address: 1219 South 9th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Phone: 215-389-0659
Geno’s has been serving cheesesteaks from its famous South Philadelphia location since 1966. It is directly across from Pat’s, so visiting both makes for a classic Philadelphia cheesesteak experience.
8. Jim’s South Street
Website: Jim’s South Street
Address: 400 South Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Phone: 215-928-1911
Jim’s is another Philadelphia cheesesteak institution, located on the famous and energetic South Street. Grab a cheesesteak and take some time to explore the shops, restaurants, and unique character of the neighborhood.
At Sent Summit, you will:
Grow as a Spirit-Fueled Leader
Be equipped to recognize and respond to the movement of the Holy Spirit as you help others take their next step of obedient faith.Develop the Skills to Train Others
Learn how to lead Spirit-fueled Encounters and equip leaders who will make disciples, develop discipleship pathways, and launch new expressions of church.Connect with Kingdom-Minded Catalysts
Build relationships with pastors, leaders, and multipliers who share a passion for seeing God’s Kingdom expand through ordinary people saying yes to His call.Be Certified to Multiply the Mission
Join a network of trusted CDN Certified Trainers who are committed to reproducing the vision and equipping others to participate in God’s mission.
Join the Movement!
Sent Summit is more than a training event—it is an opportunity to be equipped, aligned, and commissioned as a CDN Certified Trainer who helps catalyze a Spirit-fueled multiplying movement.
Gather with a community of Spirit-fueled leaders who are committed to making disciples, multiplying churches, and mobilizing the many. Together, we are responding to God’s call and creating pathways for others to say, “Yes, Lord.”