Search

Hosted by Places of Welcome, this session will bring together a space to understand ‘Equality in the community’.
Suitable for churches, other faith groups and community groups, we will thoughtfully consider how we welcome and respond to people with differing experiences and expectations crossing the thresholds of our projects and buildings.

Are you ready to explore Jesus' vision of transforming cities and nations?
Join us for a three-day conference that will explore the depths of Jesus’ kingdom. Hosted by ‘This is the Kingdom’, this event is designed for anyone who seeks to live in a move of the Holy Spirit.
Last year, the conversations around this new era had only just begun. There is so much more that we can discuss together. To guide the discussions, we will be joined by pioneering kingdom minds who will be sharing their insights, knowledge, and wisdom with us.
We will dive deep into the concept of Ekklesia authority, and learn how we can embrace our roles as spiritual warriors in this cosmic war. Discover what it means to live in Jesus’ kingdom, where the possibilities are boundless, the love is limitless, and the transformation is unstoppable!
Together, we have the power to win and claim our inheritance as Jesus' children - will you step up to join us?

New Look - Take your place among 1,600 like-minded change makers from the local government, healthcare, voluntary and community sectors to find fresh insights, transform the way you work and help set the community power agenda for the year ahead.

Does your church want to do more to support the wonderful asset of older people in your community?
This session brings together several experienced practitioners to cover key principles in supporting older people including enabling participation, building real community, breaking down barriers to entry, additional considerations, preventative work, addressing stigmas, as well as take a look at some practical examples of projects and places that are doing this well.

What does it mean to build growth from your community’s assets, rather than focus on solving problems?
Al Barret, author, practitioner, and parish priest in Hodge Hill, explores the ABCD model to inspire and equip you to see your community and its potential in a new light. Bishop Rob Wickham will also share a theological reflection and we’ll hear from Together Network members about what this really looks like in practice.