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Passionate about making disciples in the rural areas?

This 24-hour national gathering will:

• Share key learnings from contemporary disciple-makers in the countryside for mission strategy
• Enable you to connect with other rural practitioners to share wisdom and encouragement
• Introduce you to mission agencies, partners and resources
• Inspire you to prayer and praise as we discover what God is doing in small settlements and areas of low population.

Hosted by the Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich, we will share learnings from across England including including the ‘Growing in God in the Countryside’ project and other rural Strategic Development Funded (SDF) initiatives. 

God’s book doesn’t shy away from contentious topics – and neither should we. Does the Bible condone warfare and slavery? Isn’t the New Testament’s teaching on sex outdated? Surely there’s not a literal heaven and hell?

It can be tough to make sense of the Bible’s most challenging passages and ideas. How do we approach these tough questions about Scripture, particularly if we’re worried they might chip away at the foundation of our faith? And how can we respond thoughtfully when they come up in everyday life, at work or over coffee with a friend?  

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.

Held at LICC’s HQ in central London. 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.  

 

A day conference for church leadership teams, evangelists and anyone with a heart for evangelism. Edinburgh (8 Oct) and London (15 Oct) with livestream to regional hubs.
How can our churches become fellowships of God’s people characterised by evangelistic zeal and boldness? CONVINCED of the truth of God’s Word, 
COMPELLED by the love of Christ, CONFIDENT in the Lord and the power of his gospel.
For the 2025 Evangelism Conference, our focus will be on the sort of personal, pulpit and small group ministry that will help fashion us into such people – the ministry of the Word in the power of the Spirit that generates MISSION HEAT (heart motivation for both personal witness and corporate evangelism); and builds MISSION DEPENDENCE (confidence-giving, boldness-generating reliance on the Lord). You will also hear inspiring stories; learn more about LIFE ’26, the nationwide gospel mission planned for March next year; and hear about great resources that will help you and your church tell others how they too can Find Life in Jesus.
 

A day conference for church leadership teams, evangelists and anyone with a heart for evangelism. Edinburgh (8 Oct) and London (15 Oct) with livestream to regional hubs.
How can our churches become fellowships of God’s people characterised by evangelistic zeal and boldness? CONVINCED of the truth of God’s Word, 
COMPELLED by the love of Christ, CONFIDENT in the Lord and the power of his gospel.
For the 2025 Evangelism Conference, our focus will be on the sort of personal, pulpit and small group ministry that will help fashion us into such people – the ministry of the Word in the power of the Spirit that generates MISSION HEAT (heart motivation for both personal witness and corporate evangelism); and builds MISSION DEPENDENCE (confidence-giving, boldness-generating reliance on the Lord). You will also hear inspiring stories; learn more about LIFE ’26, the nationwide gospel mission planned for March next year; and hear about great resources that will help you and your church tell others how they too can Find Life in Jesus.
 

The primary paradigm of church and church planting in the New Testament, throughout history, and globally has looked like intentional communities surrendered to the leadership of Jesus proclaiming and demonstrating the Kingdom of God house to house, table to table, and in simple places like street corners, parks, and alleyways.  
Microchurches are not just a strategic innovation to meet the challenges of an increasingly non-christian and missionary context, but the rediscovery of something old and wired into us as the priesthood of all believers, hungry for deep fellowship with other disciples and a place in God’s mission. 
Whether you’re curious about microchurches, leading a microchurch, multiplying a network, or dreaming of how your existing church can pivot to or incorporate micro, join with dozens of other practitioners and tribes for shared learning and encouragement at the Microchurch Conference.