God’s power will always be a confrontation to the powers of this world. How do we fight against the principalities and power of this world using God’s power in a way that brings life? Rooted in Acts 10 and Acts 16.

Danielle Strickland

From establishing justice departments and church plants, to launching global anti-trafficking initiatives, to creating new initiatives to mobilise people towards transformational spiritual life, Danielle trains, advocates, and inspires people to live differently through various initiatives and through her books including her latest release ‘The other side of hope’. Currently based in Toronto, Canada, with her husband Stephen, Danielle is the proud mum of 3 boys.

How to live in and share the good news of Jesus in times of political turmoil, cultural upheaval, and societal change.

Jo Frost joined the Evangelical Alliance in September 2017, having previously worked with various Christian charities. She completed her MA in Public Communications before joining an international campaigns consultancy specialising in human rights and environment issues.

This session aims to remind us of our Pentecostal roots, and the importance they have in ministry today. This will be followed by a Q&A session.

Simon Foster is passionate about releasing the Church into fullness believing that as each one of us walks in all God created us to do, the body of Christ will show the world what living the abundant life promised in John 10:10 really looks like

Clarity provides momentum, confidence, and direction. Clarity is a leader’s best friend. When a leader has clarity, everyone wins. What do you see? Join me as we journey together in pursuit of clarity.

Boyd and Sharon are the national leaders of Elim New Zealand and the senior pastors of Elim International Church in Wellington. They have devoted their lives to building the local church, raising up leaders and helping people fall in love with Jesus. They are proud parents to their two boys

Mark Pugh leads Rediscover Church in Exeter. He is convinced the Holy Spirit is restoring a fresh understanding of the fivefold ministries, calling all the saints to be mobilised for works of service.

Moving beyond the headlines of multi-national, multi-generational churches, how do we build and become genuinely loving and united Acts 2 kingdom communities which break down dividing walls and demonstrate the true heart and purpose of God’s mission to “every people, tribe and tongue?”

Danielle Strickland

From establishing justice departments and church plants, to launching global anti-trafficking initiatives, to creating new initiatives to mobilise people towards transformational spiritual life, Danielle trains, advocates, and inspires people to live differently through various initiatives and through her books including her latest release ‘The other side of hope’. Currently based in Toronto, Canada, with her husband Stephen, Danielle is the proud mum of 3 boys.

We all need someone who just gets it! In this session, children’s ministry directors and good friends Naomi and Shiv will tag team to explore the importance of building godly connections with others in ministry.

Shiv Rapley

Shiv has been heavily involved in both children and youth ministry for over 15 years. She is the Children’s Ministry Director at City Gates Church, Ilford. She also co-ordinates an annual evangelistic youth conference called Girl Talk.

Naomi Nelson

Naomi is currently the Children’s Pastor at City Church Swansea. She is also an Elim Minister in Training. She is passionate about giving children the best start in their relationships with God and helping them grow in their emotional and mental well-being.

Charles will speak about his experiences supporting children and adults with autism. He will discuss leadership and team building as well as giving practical examples of situations he has encountered in his role at SKY Autism and how these were resolved.

Charles Zinyama

Charles has a degree in theology from Regents Theological College. Charles is the youth leader of Beacon Elim Church and currently works for SKY Autism, Malvern.

This seminar will trace Elim’s progress from near collapse to an established and growing Pentecostal movement.

Maldwyn Jones has been a minister in Elim for 53 years and has pastored several Elim churches. He was appointed as Elim’s historian in 2014.