This panel brings together four experienced church planters from diverse traditions, each carrying hard-won wisdom from the front lines of mission. Together, they’ll reflect honestly on the tensions, failures, and breakthroughs that come with forming new gospel communities—and offer grounded insight for those discerning a call to plant, pioneer, or multiply.

Case study: Parish revitalisation in Tikanga Māori through the story of St James.

This panel brings together leaders who have wrestled with disappointment and emerged into constructive, hopeful, Spirit-led ways of planting new gospel communities.

Many have tried to realign existing churches away from comfort and toward mission, but too often the change doesn’t last.

What if our systems are working against us—built more for stability than mission, and unintentionally stifling the life we long to see?.

This 50-minute workshop introduces 5Q (APEST)—a framework drawn from Ephesians 4 that helps the church rediscover the full spectrum of Christ's leadership through apostles, prophets, evangelists, shepherds, and teachers.

One year ago, CMS UK's Quiet Revival Report suggested a significant shift in spiritual hunger across the Western world.

One year ago, CMS UK's Quiet Revival Report suggested a significant shift in spiritual hunger across the Western world.

This case study will explore how these communities prioritise discipleship, shared leadership, and mission in everyday life, while remaining intentionally small and reproducible.

Alan Hirsch explores mDNA—the core elements that have consistently fueled Jesus movements across history. This session invites leaders to recover the church's "native genius": a simple but powerful pattern embedded within the gospel itself.

Father George Elsbett wrote: “First and foremost, being a missionary Church means being a praying Church.”