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Corlette Sande | Director of Ministry Relations | corlette@rw360.org | 406-294-6806 (mobile available during conference)

Colin Sauskojus | Director of Training and Networking |colin@rw360.org | 406-294-6806 (mobile available during conference)

Please click here to see a detailed overview of our ministry.

The Summit begins at 8 am on June 13th and ends at 5 pm on June 14th. 

RW360 provides training in four major disciplines.

Relational Wisdom, in essence, is the desire and ability to obey Jesus’ timeless command, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart … and love your neighbor as yourself” (Matt. 22:37-39). To put it another way, relational wisdom (RW) is a theological paradigm that combines the gospel, the wisdom-principles of scripture and our God-given capacity for “emotional intelligence” into a discipleship paradigm for developing skills that strengthen relationships and prevent conflict (dig deeper here).

Biblical Peacemaking is a systematic theology for resolving conflict and reconciling people. This training is based on Ken Sande’s book, The Peacemaker, which has sold over 500,000 copies in 20 languages and is organized under four key principles (the “4 G’s”): Glorify God, Get the Log Out of Your Own Eye, Gently Restore and Go and Be Reconciled (dig deeper here).

RW Life Coaching is a specialized form of “life coaching” that focuses on assisting individuals to accelerate the growth of the six core disciplines of relational wisdom in order to build stronger and more meaningful relationships and to “get upstream of future conflict.”

Conflict coaching assists others to resolve existing conflicts personally and privately by applying the principles of relational wisdom and peacemaking .

Christian Conciliation is a process for resolving disputes between Christians in a biblically faithful manner. This process may involve conflict coaching (advising individuals how to resolve a dispute personally and privately), mediation (meeting with both parties to improve understanding and facilitate a voluntary agreement) or arbitration (a trusted individual resolves a conflict by rendering a binding decision). These processes are described in detail in Guiding People Through Conflict and the Handbook for Christian Conciliation.

Peace Sower Teams are comprised of volunteer instructors, coaches and conciliators who serve their church or ministry by equipping and assisting others to practice relational wisdom and peacemaking in their daily lives, thereby addressing relational issues before they require pastoral counseling or intervention (see details here).

To learn more about RW360’s training options in each of these areas, see RW360 Training and Certification Program.

No. Each student is required to pay the standard fee. 

No, we will not be offering a pre-conference/pre-Summit gathering.

You will receive a printed study guide with all handouts at check in.

Refunds, minus a $40 administrative fee (per ticket), are available through Monday, June 2, 2025. After this date, no refunds will be given. To request a refund, please contact customer service at mail@rw360.org. The Eventbrite processing fee is not refundable.

Yes, the Summit is wheelchair accessible.

Your registration fee covers lunches and coffee breaks both days of the Summit. Breakfast and dinner will be on your own, with excellent restaurants in the hotel or nearby.

The DoubleTree Hotel offers complimentary shuttle service to and from the airport.

• To arrange for an arrival shuttle from the airport to the hotel, please call the hotel at 406-252-7400 prior to your arrival in Billings.
• If the DoubleTree Shuttle is not at the airport when you arrive, it will be there shortly since they run every 15 minutes.
• To arrange for a departure shuttle from the hotel to the airport, please go to the hotel desk to be added to a departure list.

Uber and Lyft options are also available in Billings.

If you prefer to rent a car, you can make reservations through the rental car services at Billings Logan International Airport. The DoubleTree Hotel provides free parking for conference attendees.

For convenience to participants, the Summit will be hosted at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Billings.

There are a number of other hotels and Airbnb’s within a short drive from the DoubleTree should you like to stay elsewhere.

Spring in Montana is notorious for its weather – we have a saying, “In Montana, you can experience every season in a single day!” Late June very likely won’t have any possibility of snow; however, plan for the possibility of rain, wind, and/or sun. Outdoor temperatures generally land between 55 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit this time of year. The Summit will be held indoors and in a climate-controlled room.

Summits are open to people who have completed RW360’s two Foundational Training Courses (Discovering Relational Wisdom and Relational Peacemaking) and some of our Basic Assisting Courses (either RW Shepherd, RW Instructor, or Introduction to RW Coaching + RW Coaching Skills). This preparatory training requires 40 to 60 hours of study, depending on the assisting course you pursue and the time you invest in your studies (see our Academic Catalog).

There’s a good reason Montana is called “Big Sky Country.” Wherever you turn, you’ll see a vast expanse of blue sky arching over snow-capped mountains, crystal clear rivers and pastures teeming with horses and cattle, as well as buffalo and elk. But there is so much more to see if you add a few days to your visit.

Known as “Montana’s Trailhead,” Billings blends culture and history with outdoor adventure and R&R, earning it the title “Best Town of 2016” according to Outside Magazine.

Billings is surrounded by unique historical sites, including Pompey’s Pillar, which contains the only remaining physical evidence of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and the Little Bighorn Battlefield, where Montana’s Native Americans gave the U.S. Cavalry its greatest defeat. For a myriad of additional local recreational ideas, see the Visit Billings – Visitor’s Guide.

Billings is just one hour away from Red Lodge, which sits at the foot of the Beartooth Mountains and is a gateway to dozens of beautiful hiking trails, as well as the incredible Beartooth Highway. If you’re open to a longer drive, you can travel to the Northeast entrance to scenic Yellowstone National Park and drive into Cooke City, seeing hundreds of elk and bison along the way.