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National Church Planting Networks Day: Strategic connections

Join us for the National Church Planting Network Annual Gathering on the 28th November.

Thursday 28 November 2024
10 am – 4 pm

St Edmund the King
57-59 Lombard Street
EC3V 9EA
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£10
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Presented by NCPN

We will be coming together in-person to reflect around three key areas.

  1. Church planting research and mapping taking an in-depth look with the help of Peter Brierley
  2. Disciple making movements & micro-church networks and how we develop them into wider strategies in church planting led by Peter Dunn (of BigLife), Christie Lothamer (of the Microchurch Network) and John McGinley (of Myriad)
  3. Strategies for church planting – a number of different denominations and stream leaders will share their strategies as we seek to learn from each other and be better together  

There will also be space to worship God and build relationships with each other, and a special focus on prayer throughout the day led by 24/7 prayer leader Dot Tyler. This is always a once-a-year unique opportunity of learning, connecting, encouragement, and ultimately working collaboratively, when we meet so please do try to come.

Lunch and refreshments will be provided, and there will be a £10 registration fee to help cover the costs.

If you have any questions, please contact ryan.gilfeather@ccx.org.uk

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Location

St Edmund the King, 57-59 Lombard Street, EC3V 9EA

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