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The 2024 Faith Driven Entrepreneur Conference is about breaking down bad narratives. For too long, the life of faith has been seen as a weakness in the business world when it’s actually our greatest strength.
Being a Faith Driven Entrepreneur means trading up from a life of constant striving. It means you play on the winning team. That you are part of a legacy, a movement of others around the world and throughout history who have found innovative ways to push back darkness.
Our meaning isn’t found in what the world tells us is valuable. We find significance in surrender, and in that surrender, we find the freedom to take big risks, do great work, and compete in the marketplace.
This event will help entrepreneurs navigate the path to surrender and significance as we hear from innovative leaders like Lecrae, Derwin Gray, David Platt, and David Kinnaman plus stories of entrepreneurs from Asia, Africa, Europe, and the U.S.

Join Business Fights Poverty for their dynamic three-day Global Goals Summit from September 24th to 26th. There are various sessions per day to tune into as needed. 

Coinciding with the UN General Assembly and New York Climate Week, the Business Fights Poverty Global Goals Summit will reinforce the themes of the UN’s Summit of the Future. The Summit will focus on actionable strategies and innovative partnerships to address global challenges and foster a more equitable, resilient world. Participants will explore how businesses can collaborate more effectively with each other, governments, the UN, and civil society to deliver on the Summit of the Future’s goal to “forge a new international consensus on how we deliver a better present and safeguard the future.”

Register to join online for free using the promo code BFPGGS24
 

In a world where the Media wields unparalleled influence, the messages we convey shape societies and individuals alike. As Christians in this dynamic arena, our commitment to truth, integrity and the expression of faith faces constant challenges.
Through community, vision, and training, Christians in Media rise to meet these challenges. At our Engage Conference, we will tackle three critical questions resonating deeply in our current climate:
How do we disagree well? Navigating disagreements with grace and respect in a polarised media landscape.
What role does AI play in the future of media? Exploring the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in shaping media narratives.
How do we protect our mental health in this pressured and highly visible profession? Addressing the unique challenges of maintaining mental well-being in the fast-paced world of media

Centre for Baptist Studies and The Angus Library on-day conference on Digital Theology. 

Change is possible. Sometimes that is hard to believe. Hoping for change – in the lives of those we support and in the systems that hold them down – can be draining over time. Often change takes a lot longer than we would like.
Perhaps that is why the Bible says “let us not grow weary in doing good” – God knows that pouring ourselves into deeds of mercy and justice is hard. It can be exhilarating and joyful, but it can also be exhausting, frustrating and disappointing.
Our aim at Churches that Change Communities 2024 is to provide a place where we can be refreshed in God and inspired again to believe that change really is possible – in our own lives, for the people we serve, for our churches, our neighbourhoods, and our nation.

Ekklesia is an overnight conference for church leaders and leadership teams to explore together the raw and the real of church life. It’s a space to unpack some of the thinking and the practical ideas that help us effectively bring about Kingdom change.
Since we started in 2019, we’ve had vicars and pastors, deacons and elders, youth workers and community workers, lay preachers and mission enablers join us. Some leaders come alone and some come as a team from their local church. This is a great opportunity to learn together!
The whole conference is based around roundtables with an opportunity to discuss and contextualise what is shared from the front.