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We’re excited to invite you to our Food Power Party - our annual food fair featuring refugee-led businesses presented by TERN and KERB+!
If you love trying exciting new food, that does good and tastes even better, the Food Power Party is for you! Delicious independent street food, live music and meaningful social impact come together in an incredible street food party brought to you by TERN and KERB+, and hosted at the Gipsy Hill Taproom.
Experience the latest culinary creations from 8 London food entrepreneurs with refugee backgrounds, currently on TERN’s Food Power programme. They will be showcasing their newest dishes during an afternoon of food sharing and live music at the Gipsy Hill Taproom in Crystal Palace. 

Evangelical Alliance Public Leader programme taster.
Are you fuelled by a desire to make an impact in your professional field and the world, but don’t know where to begin? As an emerging leader in today’s complex environment, there can be a lot to navigate.

However, we firmly believe in the power of small beginnings – individuals who begin with nothing more than a resounding ?“Yes” to God and the courage to step forth in faith. We believe that it’s critical to have culture-shaping leaders in every sector of society – from arts and education to engineering and politics – to those who love Jesus, understand each other, and collaborate prayerfully for the strategic advancement of God’s kingdom.

That’s where the Public Leader programme comes in. We’ve created this programme to provide you with the necessary tools, strong support, and nurturing community you need to navigate these challenges with grace and confidence, all while embodying Jesus’s teachings and leading by His Spirit.

What role does rest play in making us more productive?
The Faith in Business 2024 Cambridge Leadership Retreat brings business people together to learn what work looks like when it starts by resting in God, and what the implications are as we invest our time, our skills, our relationships and our money in our businesses.
Expect to hear and heed the call to rest in God in ways you have not yet imagined. And return to your workplaces refreshed and ready to nurture businesses and employees unlocking the beauty of God's creation.

Artists are a huge blessing to our world and they can also be a huge blessing to our churches. Sputnik: Faith & Arts have put together a course for Christians, especially those in church leadership, to think through how our churches can more fruitfully engage with the arts and support artists.
The course is called 'Releasing Artists to Renew Culture'. It will be launched on Monday 29th April as a one-off Zoom event.
Hopefully, you'll go away envisioned and encouraged and, as we pray for artists to be released to renew culture, you may experience artists released who will renew you!

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.

Join a generation of redemptive entrepreneurs, investors, innovators and world changers. A day to be inspired by pioneers, to learn how to grow in your business and leadership and to connect with others on the same journey.
Connect and share with like-minded entrepreneurs and business leaders so you can be a part of the work God is doing in impacting culture.  A day of insight and business coaching from some of the world leading business experts. Hear from leading practitioners offering incredibly valuable business and leadership development advice.

ForMission College webinars aim to bring key thinkers and significant research to a wide audience. Each session will be an hour and a half with about 30-40 minutes of input from the guest specialist followed by a time of discussion and Q&A. Participants will have the opportunity to hear presentations on relevant topics in mission in the UK today from some of the best speakers in the contemporary UK church.

How does the Western church not merely survive, but thrive, in this particular moment in history? How do we reach post-Christians: the nones, the dones, the not-yet-wons, our daughters and sons? Some of the answers, of course—prayer, evangelism, discipleship, hospitality, service, the power of the Spirit—are the same as they have always been. But others might require theological, historical and cultural reflection: on how and why we got here, what challenges and opportunities are before us, and how we might respond to them.
So we are going to spend some time thinking about all this. We will be joined by the outstanding duo of Rebecca McLaughlin (author of Confronting Christianity, The Secular Creed, and several other excellent books) and Rachel Gilson (author of Born Again This Way) to help us. The conference will be hosted by Andrew Wilson (King’s Church, London) and will include plenary sessions, breakout discussions, meals together, and time for Q&A.

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.

ForMission College webinars aim to bring key thinkers and significant research to a wide audience. Each session will be an hour and a half with about 30-40 minutes of input from the guest specialist followed by a time of discussion and Q&A. Participants will have the opportunity to hear presentations on relevant topics in mission in the UK today from some of the best speakers in the contemporary UK church.