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How can Christians in finance be agents for justice in our industry and the global marketplace? How might we identify injustice and propose creative, leading solutions rooted in Biblical thought? As Christians we’re called to exercise good government as part of our creation mandate. And as people who often set business and investment strategy, workers in the finance sector can exercise that good governance over wide areas of economic activity. With so much power and resource, how can we reflect God’s image and respect human dignity? How can we fulfil our responsibility to shareholders while making provision for the poor, echoing God’s laws for Israel, as Boaz did in the book of Ruth? In an industry known for fierce competition and ambitious goals, what does the meekness Jesus talks about in the Beatitudes look like? What would financial power with restraint look like? How do we wield power in a way that serves others?

This conference has been born out of a desire to see God move in the places and people we move amongst each and every day, many of whom would never enter a church building. Our aim is to see Christians live out the gospel in and through their workplace - impacting themselves, their work and our city. Thus, the theme of the conference is how we can be an influence and make an impact in the workplace.

This conference has been born out of a desire to see God move in the places and people we move amongst each and every day, many of whom would never enter a church building. Our aim is to see Christians live out the gospel in and through their workplace - impacting themselves, their work and our city. Thus, the theme of the conference is how we can be an influence and make an impact in the workplace.