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Homelessness is more than houselessness. The loss of accommodation is often accompanied by the trauma of broken relationships and damage to someone’s sense of identity.  Homelessness means being disconnected and uprooted. 
Hope into Action’s approach to ending homelessness recognises this. It’s why every one of our houses is partnered with a local church who offer friendship and support to our tenants. Accommodation is vital - but so are relationships and a sense of connection with others. We believe homelessness ends in community. 
Our keynote speakers will explore our roots as an organisation and the core Christian principles that underpin our work, and tenants will share about what this has meant in their lives. There will also be a wide range of inspiring seminars about how we stay rooted in hope and help others find those roots too. 

Holy Renaissance is a catalytic gathering for evangelism, unity, and public witness – hosted by Share Jesus International in partnership with Billion Soul Harvest. This two-day leadership conference will culminate with a citywide outreach weekend. The conference exists to re-ignite evangelistic urgency, unite existing movements and mobilise the Church for bold public witness at a pivotal moment in the life of the UK Church.
An opportunity to hear global stories of how God is moving around the world
Teaching that will encourage us all to share Jesus relevantly and faithfully
Practical afternoon workshops looking at evangelism and faith sharing
Times of corporate worship and prayer led by Jon Shabaglian and Graham Kendrick
Two days that feed into two high impact Saturday initiatives – The Word on the Street and Jesus March

Join us for three inspiring days of worship, teaching, and practical learning designed to help churches grow in both depth and number. Whether your parish is urban or rural, large or small, this conference provides a faith-filled environment where clergy and lay leaders can come together to reflect, plan, and be equipped for mission.
Through interactive talks, group exercises, and time for prayer and conversation, you’ll explore themes such as; Creating a prayerful culture of growth, 
Practising fruitful evangelism, Developing engaging worship for all ages, Becoming an inviting and welcoming church, Helping seekers become disciples, 
Planning for sustainable growth.
Alongside structured sessions, there’s space for informal discussion, personal reflection, and networking with others on the same journey.

Connect with unity movements from across the UK and be inspired by their stories and progress.
Discover practical tools and strategies you can take back to your city and put into action.
Let this Summit ignite fresh momentum for social, cultural, and spiritual transformation where you are.

Our world is a big and diverse world. The Kingdom of God is demonstrated and declared through large numbers of sisters and brothers in extraordinarily different contexts and situations. God is at work in so many different ways and through so many different people. When the seventy-two (symbolic of Christ’s mission to all the nations of the earth) returned to the One who had sent them out, they did so rejoicing, celebrating all that God was doing through them (Luke 10:17). Sharing their joy, Jesus also “rejoiced in the Holy Spirit” (Luke 10:21).
We expect this year’s conference to be filled with a similar joy, as we hear stories from around the world of the many different ways in which God is at work, both across the Newfrontiers family and beyond.

Stronger Things is an annual opportunity to get together with the changemakers in place: local government, health partners, VCSEs, funders and the voluntary sector all under one roof for a day of inspiration, connection and learning – all focused on imagining and delivering community power in places across the UK.
Sessions include; How do we build local economies that work for people and place? Putting neighbours back into neighbourhoods. How can place-based budgeting help us build the public sector of the future? What does it take to sustain community-led initiative? How do we create the conditions for rigorous and actionable learning in place-based working? Exploring personal stories to strengthen community bonds. Digital frontiers in resident-led policymaking. Making Neighbourhood Health Neighbourhood-Led.
 

Multiply: North is hosted by a new collaboration of Baptist, Anglican and ecumenical organisations, united by a vision to see healthy churches planted and multiplied across the north of England.
Multiply: North is for every church that longs to reach new people, in new and renewed ways, with the Good News of Jesus Christ. Gather with local leaders and teams to share wisdom across traditions, contexts and models. We’ll focus on how we build teams, grow culture and develop networks, combining insights from frontline practitioners with the stories and experiences of church plants.

The annual Growing Faith Conference is for everyone who wants to put children and young people even closer to the heart of all we do in church, home and school - especially where those spheres overlap.
An inspiring and participative programme will have a strong emphasis on the voice and agency of young people. It will include young people from Growing Faith Hub teams and elsewhere leading worship and sharing their lived experience. We're very excited that our keynote speaker is Dave Boden from Grace Foundation. Dave will help us explore his fascinating and informative work on Gen Alpha.
There will be the chance to catch up with the cutting edge 2026 Growing Faith research into music and faith and structured opportunities to hear and reflect on the ongoing discoveries of others working in the home/church/school intersections.

Help your people see that every day matters to God. The Gospel is good news for all of life. But often, followers of Jesus end up feeling that it’s only church-based activities that really count – prayer meetings, Bible studies, and Sunday services. But that’s simply not true.
Every task, every interaction, and every day matters to God. From dropping your kids at school to checking spreadsheets, managing teams, grabbing coffee, heading to the gym, and playing in a band, we can be a transformative, Jesus-like presence, wherever we are and whatever we do.
We’re excited to gather, connect, and equip like-minded church leaders who want to inspire and empower people for this daily mission. Whatever your leadership role, whether you head up a small group or a whole denomination, this conference is for you!

Fundraising at times may feel like both an art and a science, but it takes on a whole other dimension when both donors and beneficiaries are a partnership with God at the centre, using money, ministry and skill where it’s needed; not begrudging, not manipulating. Partnership in giving and receiving becomes a spiritual practice, as vital for our personal discipleship as it is for the work we do.
As Henri Nouwen puts it, “our confidence in our mission and vision, and our freedom to love the person to whom we are talking about donating money, does not depend on how that person responds… We can remain secure in God’s love.” When we start with God’s generosity to us it enables us to be generous to others, an antidote to materialism, good for our souls as well as for society. If fundraising is inextricably connected with faith then it becomes even more of an adventure.
Faith and Fundraising Conference 2026 offers you leading speakers, on-hand expertise and invaluable in-person networking.