Scholarships Announced for CFX 2023

by | Church Facilities Expo, Training & Events

CFX 2022 | Oct 9-11 | Dallas, TX

The Church Facilities Expo (CFX) has announced scholarships to allow church teams to attend next month’s event for free, but the window to apply is very short, ending September 15th!

Produced by Worship Facility, CFX believes every church should have access to the education and solutions they need to support the vision and mission of their church. In support of this goal, we are giving 25 churches complimentary passes to attend the Conference and Expo, in Dallas October 9th-11th.

Scholarship Passes are intended for smaller or medium-sized churches with a strong desire to learn and grow and would not be able to attend without this assistance. A church can register up to 4 people. Only 25 churches will be granted scholarships ( applied as attendee fee waivers).

To claim your scholarship, go to churchfacilitiesexpo.com and use the promo code SCHOLARSHIP or click the link below. Scholarships cannot be applied to existing registrations.

Claim Your Scholarship Today

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