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'God is doing a new thing - how can we, as Baptists, be part of it?' Next Everyone, Everywhere national event
 

Missional strategist Alan Hirsch and National Director of 24-7 Prayer GB Dot Tyler will be part of the next Everyone, Everywhere national event - a day of prayer and strategic conversation on Friday 23 May at Kings Cross Baptist Church


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Everyone Everywhere is a Baptists Together wide collaboration that seeks to equip Baptists to share Jesus fully, and launched in 2024.

Its first national event last October explored contextual approaches to mission.

This latest offering is designed for practitioners who are keen to discuss how together we might multiply our impact and see more faith sharing and new expressions of church emerge across our movement.

Alan is an author, speaker and missional strategist, who will participate in the conversations and share his observations and insights.

Dot will host the space and take participants on a prayer journey throughout the day.

Everyone Everywhere says this event is designed for those who long to see:

  •  More people finding fullness of life in Jesus
  • More believers speaking openly about their faith
  • More expressions of Christian community emerging


'This is more than just a conference - it’s a space for practitioners on the frontline to reflect, pray, and strategize together,' said Simon Goddard, part of the Everyone Everywhere steering group.

'God is doing a new thing - how can we, as Baptists, be part of it?'
 

The event takes place from 9.30am-3.30pm on Friday 23 May at Kings Cross Baptist Church, London. 
 


 
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