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Throughout the bible we see people encounter God and embrace a new calling that changes both their lives and the world around them. Each account reminds us that the call of God is both deeply personal and part of His transforming work in the world: in homes, workplaces, communities, churches, everywhere…

At Stronger Conference 2026 we’ll explore what it means to embrace the call  as God invites us to step forward in Christ, and play our part in His work, in our generation, responding to the passions and dreams we carry in our hearts. Across five days of teaching, insights, worship, and connection (four days online and one day in-person in London, Kings Cross), we’ll be inspired to listen again for his voice, say ‘yes’ to his invitation, and be reminded that God’s call is never walked alone.

Throughout the bible we see people encounter God and embrace a new calling that changes both their lives and the world around them. Each account reminds us that the call of God is both deeply personal and part of His transforming work in the world: in homes, workplaces, communities, churches, everywhere…

At Stronger Conference 2026 we’ll explore what it means to embrace the call  as God invites us to step forward in Christ, and play our part in His work, in our generation, responding to the passions and dreams we carry in our hearts. Across five days of teaching, insights, worship, and connection (four days online and one day in-person in London, Kings Cross), we’ll be inspired to listen again for his voice, say ‘yes’ to his invitation, and be reminded that God’s call is never walked alone.

Revival without disciple-making cannot last.
The Quiet Revival report from Bible Society has been much discussed. But while it’s grabbed many headlines both inside and outside the church, one of its most vital messages is currently whispering rather than shouting for our attention.
One key to sustaining this exciting movement is, surely, to look behind the numbers at the motivation for those seeking faith. When we do this, we find the ‘whisper in the quiet revival’: the fact that people are looking for purpose and meaning in the whole of their lives. So often, their encounters with a Christian in daily life have been critical in prompting them to explore faith. And if they’re asking whole-life questions and finding whole-life examples, they surely need whole-life answers.
The local church is strategically placed to offer those answers. Grab your lunch and join LICC’s Church Team online as we raise the volume on this whisper in the Quiet Revival. Together, we’ll explore how we can disciple people in a way that lasts – and empowers them to join in God’s work in all they do and are.

In a normal week, you might spend four hours with other Christians at church. And in that same week, you might spend 40 hours with your colleagues at work. We know what discipleship looks like in the four hours. But what about the 40?

What does it mean to be as alert to God’s presence at your desk as you are in the pew? How can we live with the habits and practices that sustain our faith through the week? And what does it look like to do the work in front of us with a conviction that our work is worship?

ReWork is a one-day event that takes a deep dive into those questions. If you’re a Christian in your first decade of working life, the day will help you connect your discipleship to what you do, and see how you can thrive in your job as God intended – making a difference with him through it all.

Conference for Pastors, Elders, Deacons and Entrepreneurs in Leadership in their Church. 
20% of churchgoers are entrepreneurially minded—yet less than 1% are being discipled in their work.
Millions of Christ-following business leaders feel alone and disheartened. Many have mortgaged their future to pursue God’s call to create, staking their livelihood on their vision. This pressure causes spiritual drift. They pursue their calling while chasing money, power, and fame. An army sits in our pews every Sunday, ready for Gospel mobilization.
Entrepreneurs create jobs, lift people from poverty,?and help redeem a broken world. Without support,?they falter when they need the Church most. What if the Church became entrepreneurs’ go-to for support and affirmation?If you’ve ever felt like no one understands the weight you carry as a founder—this annual conference is for you. If you’ve ever wondered if you’re the only one trying to do business differently—you’re not.
At the Faith Driven Entrepreneur Annual Conference, you won’t hear empty motivational speeches. You’ll hear from entrepreneurs who’ve been through the fire and come out stronger.
 

In a culture increasingly marked by shallow faith and fleeting commitments, the Church faces a pressing challenge: a growing discipleship deficit. At this year’s Ekklesia, we will confront this crisis head-on, exploring how we help form resilient, Christ-centered disciples in today’s world. Through biblical insights, practical examples and Spirit-led conversation, we’ll explore how to move beyond programmes and help raise a generation of believers who follow Jesus wholeheartedly.
 

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!