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Making Disciple-makers webinar invites church leaders and movement-minded disciples into the bold and often misunderstood practice of making disciple-makers. Dave Ferguson, joined by special guest J.D. Greear, will explore how discipleship shifts from information to transformation—and from good intentions to reproducible obedience. Confronting the tensions between decisions and disciples, programs and people, knowledge and lived faith, this conversation draws from Scripture, research, and real stories of leaders who have seen ordinary believers become spiritual parents. You’ll discover why making disciple-makers isn’t an optional ministry lane, but the central calling of the Church—and how slow, faithful obedience can produce lasting gospel fruit. Whether you feel convinced but overwhelmed, hopeful but unsure where to start, or stuck in activity without multiplication, this webinar will equip and inspire you to take practical next steps toward forming disciples who multiply disciples.

This webinar is designed for those working with people in communities to build meaningful, sustained community power

Community Organising is set out as being the ‘best practice’ for community engagement and over the last 10 years and we trained 1000s of people in this approach.This webinar will introduce our Grassroots organisers Field Guide which sets out the stages of organising from understanding a neighbourhood, to building relationships, to taking action, and creating change. Come along and find out more and get a free electronic copy of our guide “The Grassroots Organising Field Guide: From Listening to Power - And Possibility”

Join Compassionate Communities for a free online session on Modern Slavery and how you can respond with the support of Hope at Home. Come and hear from a host and landlord what it’s really like.
A survivor near you has nowhere safe to go. Tonight, while many of us lock our doors and settle down at home, survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery across the UK are facing a very different reality. For some, escaping exploitation is only the beginning of the journey. Without somewhere safe to stay, survivors can find themselves at risk of further homelessness, isolation and re-trafficking.
That's why our hosts and landlords open their spare rooms to survivors rebuilding their lives after exploitation, offering accommodation, but also stability and hope.

In this session, we get to the heart of how we can move people to action. This online webinar facilitated by Nick Gardham will build on from the Grassroots Organising webinar and will explore how, once we have reached out and listened to a community, how can we then move people to action.

Community organising is a proven method, to reach out beyond the existing network or membership of an organisation, using practical listening tools to engage people, build relationships and find leaders. In this session, we get to hear what motivates people to take action in their community. How can we mobilise a network of people we have listened to, to take action? How do we get people to take action around the things they care about? And how do we know what is the right action to take?

On-demand: Identifying and responding to child sexual abuse: Supporting the mental health of children and young people

This on-demand webinar can be watched any time from Saturday 31 October to Saturday 21 November. You can also pause the recording and come back to it at a time that suits.

This webinar will explore how to identify and respond to child sexual abuse in ways that support healing, mental health and wellbeing. This webinar will help you:
- identify the signs of child sexual abuse and support children and young people to move beyond secrecy
- develop practice strategies to navigate conversations with children and young people about sexual abuse and respond confidently and effectively to disclosures
- develop practice strategies that support children, young people and parents to describe their experiences of abuse and support them to move beyond shame and self-blame.

Listening is the foundation to all community organising. Without listening, you are unable to build relationships, identify leaders and bring people together to take action on issues.

But it isn’t always easy. This webinar explores when listening conversations can become challenging, for example when someone says something that you may believe are false, misleading, or harmful. It will help to prepare you for those difficult conversations by showing you that the best way is not necessarily to correct people but to understand why they might feel like that, develop the conversation to get to the root cause of this concern and find out what experiences they may have had to make them feel like that. And finally, to know when to challenge and how to challenge.