NYC
2026
june 28 - july 6
what is nyc?
Think New York City? Not this time! NYC stands for Nazarene Youth Conference—a high-energy, life-changing event that happens every three years. Thousands of Nazarene students from all across the USA and Canada come together for powerful worship, dynamic speakers, meaningful service, and unforgettable moments with Christ.
If you’ll have finished 8th grade through your senior year by 2026—you’re in! Don’t miss it!
How much does it cost?
$2,300 if registered by October 15, 2025 (Early Bird)
$2,375 if registered by January 15, 2026
What is included?
Flights, food, lodging, registration — all-inclusive!
(Spending money and souvenirs not included)
payment schedule
payment instructions
To minimize processing fees and to save you money, we’ll be collecting payments via check.
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How it works:
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Students submit payments to their local church, made payable to the local church.
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Youth pastors/leaders will write one check payable to SWO NYI, including a list of students who will receive credit.
Our treasurer will be updating payments as they are received into your students registration account.
questions?
Contact Ross Frank at
Where? salt lake city, utah
When? June 28 - June 6
Who? Students completed 8-12 grade, summer 2026
cost? $2,300 (early bird)
adult chaperone information
While we’d love to bring many adults, space is limited. Therefore, we are asking that only adult youth leaders who are 23 years of age or older by June 28, 2026, and who consistently serve in their local church’s youth ministry, apply to attend as adult leaders.
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Final approval for adult participants will be made by the church’s youth leader or pastor, in coordination with SWO NYI District leadership. If a church does not currently have active youth ministry volunteers, parent helpers may be considered, provided they are approved by the church’s youth leader or senior pastor.
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These guidelines help us:
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Ensure trip logistics run smoothly
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Prioritize this unique experience for students
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Maintain intentionality in who represents our district at NYC​​
questions?
Contact Ross Frank at