For the 2019 Matthew 25 Gathering, we will continue to build a learning community, cultivate networking and generative relationships, and also offer a space for refreshment, healing, and celebration. We desire to deepen as contemplative activists in North America. To help continue our conversations and reflection, we will be joined by guest speakers as well as our own Anglican voices, making the most of meeting in the Washington, D.C. area.

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The Alpha Conference 2019, Hillsong Phoenix-Mesa, Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 2019.  Register here.

This training is for those intending to work among TB peoples. The instructors are experienced Christians who are dedicated to work amongst TBs.  The course covers the TB religion whose followers are from different ethnic groups and includes useful resources that will be given to each participant.

Cost: $75

RZIM’s Understanding and Answering Islam in 2019 will explore the question of freedom by comparing the Christian and Muslim views of freedom. We will consider the huge implications that follow from these views—for individuals and for societies—while helping each other to think through how the concept of freedom provides an open door to share Christ with Muslim and secular friends.

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The B4T Expo 2018 in Kansas City, MO will introduce you to a new generation of cross-cultural workers who strive to eliminate the secular/sacred divide and see Jesus glorified in the workplace. Presenters are overseas practitioners who will share their own stories of success, failure and lessons learned, as they strive to establish businesses, create jobs and win people to Jesus.

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Call and Response: The Past, Present, and Future of Black Christians in America

Taking its name and inspiration from the black preaching tradition in which the pastor and congregation joined together in the effective proclamation of the gospel, this conference will call together church folks, marketplace and nonprofit leaders, pastors, practitioners, artists, and activists from across generations to respond faithfully to the challenges and opportunities of the present moment in America. We seek to offer a prophetic witness to the church and the nation while remaining biblically-grounded in a holistic gospel that has the power to transform lives and communities.

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The UA Global retreat is truly a unique opportunity. It’s not a conference or a seminar, it’s a sacred experience. For 3 days, people from around the world will gather together in a space we set aside to minister to the Lord through writing songs of worship, build relationships with like-hearted brothers and sisters, and be encouraged by spiritual fathers and mothers who want to build up a generation of songwriters. It will also be a time to hear stories of healing from some UA community members, and hear the vision for UA’s future.

Registration and more information here.

The Institute of Anglican Studies at Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School will host its first Anglican Theology Conference, Sept. 25-26. This year’s conference, “What is Anglicanism?,” will bring together top scholars and church leaders to probe what it means to be Anglican. 

An Anglican track has been added to the Getty Music Worship Conference. Join Archbishop Foley Beach and Archbishop Robert Duncan at a conference for worship leaders and pastors in Nashville, Tennessee Sept. 10 – 12.

Our goal for this conference is to gather our Province together around the work of church planting. Our intention is for this to be a relational and practical gathering with less talking-heads and more specific training.

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The ninth edition of Caminemos Juntos North America will take place August 2 - 4, 2018 in Houston, TX at Missio Dei Anglican Church in Houston.

If you would like to go deeper in your understanding of Islam and Muslim ministry, prayerfully consider joining Crescent Project in St. Paul, Minnesota from June 19-23 for Sahara Challenge. In addition to Fouad Masri, the training will include teachers who are former Muslims with an intimate knowledge of the heart of Islam. This annual training draws Christians from all over the country who share a passion to reach Muslims and is a unique experience of learning and sharing. You can get more details here.

Come for a weekend of vision, equipping, networking, and spiritual renewal with followers of Christ who serve (or want to serve) international students.

The 2018 ACMI Annual Conference Proclaiming Liberty to all Nations will be held May 31 through June 2.  Over 30 workshops on a variety of ISM-specific topics will be offered. Workshop themes include: From Bondage to Freedom, Models of Ministry, Know the Interests of Others, Serve the Interests of Others, Common Ground Between Academic Administration and Christian Ministry.

The annual Always Forward Church Planting Leadership Round Table exclusively serves leaders who oversee church planters in their dioceses, networks, or churches. The purpose of this gathering is to equip you to better serve your diocese and to connect you with other church planting leaders to facilitate relationships and collaboration.  This years Round Table will be addressing issues of Culture and Cash in our churches.

SAMS’ Short-Term Mission Team Leaders’ Training Program is designed to place well-prepared teams on the field by training the team leader how to train their team.

At The Alpha Conference 2018 we will explore this question: how can we cultivate a kingdom culture within the local church? A culture of unexpected hospitality and grace that breaks down barriers to the gospel. A culture of deepening dependence on prayer and expectancy on God’s Spirit. A culture that builds unity across historical church divides. 

Crescent Project's National Conference offers powerful plenary sessions and over 20 diverse workshops that will speak to your personal needs or areas of interest.  Muslims are responding to the Gospel...are you ready to share it with them?

Young Anglicans is hosting a Diocesan Youth Director Training Conference October 24-28 in Dallas, Texas.

Participants will gather to consider our unique witness to the kingdom of God in our North American context. We will dream together, pray together, learn together, and discern together how the Lord is leading Anglicans to contend for shalom amidst the brokenness’ of our communities.