List of Current Conventions
- next generation conference—equips and trains youth and children's leaders and also future leaders to have Bible-focused ministries
- men's katoomba convention (MKC)—challenges men to give their lives to Christ
- katoomba easter convention (KEC)—a long weekend away designed for families to be renewed and refreshed by the Word. Includes children's and youth programs for all ages.
- KYCK—challenges and equips high schoolers to boldly live the Christian life
- engage—revitalises and refreshes Christians in the world of work
- women's katoomba convention (WKC)—gives women the opportunity to have a real break, be refreshed and challenged by God's word and energised to live out their true identity in Christ.
Previous conventions have included City Youth Convention (CYC), KYC express, October Katoomba Convention (OKC) and Katoomba Convention Plus (KC+). KCC was the organisation behind the sell out event at the Sydney Entertainment Centre—Burn Your Plastic Jesus and has organised Pastor's Convention with Matt Chandler.
In 2011 KCC ran one of the biggest conventions for Christian leaders ever held in Sydney, Oxygen. Leaders were refreshed in their ministry by the preaching of John Piper & John Lennox. Oxygen was followed by One, a sell-out event at the Sydney Entertainment Centre where John Piper & John Lennox preached to nearly 10,000 people.
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