The UK Conference was hosted at KCC, Southampton. 15 - 16 November 2019.

Gemma Gillard founded Truth be Told, an inter-generational story telling project to serve those afflicted by dementia. The project has flourished since inception, receiving wide attention from her community in Bournemouth. She shares the background to the project, surfacing the base needs of this group and our opportunity to serve them and share Jesus with them.

The UK Conference was hosted at KCC, Southampton. 15 - 16 November 2019.

As society grows more secular, young people are less and less likely to be churchgoers. We need to avoid quick and superficial solutions in order to reach young people. Instead, we need to think about the deeper currents that are causing this trend to take place, and then unearth the resources we have in the gospel to make a deep impact in this generation.

The UK Conference was hosted at KCC, Southampton. 15 - 16 November 2019.

Drug and alcohol addiction is increasingly common in our towns and cities, in every demographic. Millions are impacted by this reality. In this session, Travis Evans from One Harbor Church (Morehead City, NC) shares about One Harbor's journey to push back the darkness of addiction in their area.

The UK Conference was hosted at KCC, Southampton. 15 - 16 November 2019.

The story of Samson is both comic (killing a thousand men with a donkey’s jawbone) and brutal (killing a thousand men with a donkey’s jawbone). It is also a story rich in applications for us. In his encounter with Delilah (told in Judges 16), Samson provides us with a picture and metaphor of the dangers of entanglement with the world. Rather than fall into the mistakes made by Samson we need to remember our status as exiles.

The UK Conference was hosted at KCC, Southampton. 15 - 16 November 2019.

Focusing on the life of Jeremiah, Andrew Sampson sets out four principles to help us understand the kinds of leaders we need in our cultural context.

The UK Conference was hosted at KCC, Southampton. 15 - 16 November 2019.

Donnie Griggs - Life is cruel, but God is good and mission is everywhere

One of the characteristics of exile is the suffering around us. The natural response is to run away from it or turn a blind eye. What would it look like if we, who know the God of all comfort, chose to take the opportunity and the responsibility to comfort those who are suffering?

The UK Conference was hosted at KCC, Southampton. 15 - 16 November 2019.

As leaders and pastors, you are likely aware that we are in exile and are considering how this affects church life. But what about the people in our churches? What does it look like to make the most of the exile? How do we help those in our churches to be a blessing in exile?

Eldership teams gathered at Reconciliation Road Church, for a day together on 19 October 2019. Sessions revolved around the theme 'Multiply'.

Mosala Balatseng (Grace Generation Church) challenges us to ask 'What has God put in my hand?". He works through four steps toward a posture that will allow God to multiply our own impact and effectiveness for His Kingdom.

Eldership teams gathered at Reconciliation Road Church, for a day together on 19 October 2019. Sessions revolved around the theme 'Multiply'.

Gregory Cassim exhorts us to go in faith. He uses the story of the disciples in Acts 8 to highlight the priority of Gods mission, over our own comfort and convenience.

Eldership teams gathered at Reconciliation Road Church, for a day together on 19 October 2019. Sessions revolved around the theme 'Multiply'.

Gareth Bowley (Reconciliation Road Church) gives us four compelling reasons that church planting should remain a priority for every community of believers.