Always Forward Church Planting Event

Learn helpful strategies and develop useful tools to plant a healthy church (Aug. 25-27, 2016) in Denver, CO.

Are you discerning a call to plant a church, but not sure where to start? Is your church looking to learn how to grow and multiply in your local community? How can your diocese best raise up and send out church planters? How can you become a better team leader?

Get answers and meet other church planters at the Always Forward Church Planting Conference on Thursday, August 25 - Saturday, August 27, 2016, at Wellspring Anglican Church in Denver, CO.  

Always Forward is the official church planting arm of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). The national conference will provide four tracks of resourcing and discussion for the different lenses of church planting:

Track 1: Current Church Planters - For planters already in the field, content will address the practical work of starting a new church;

Track 2: Potential Church Planters – For those discerning a call to church planting, we will teach on the core character and competencies needed for church planting;

Track 3: Churches That Want To Plant Churches – For churches who want to multiply, this track will discuss models, processes, and best practices for church planting churches; and

Track 4: Church Planting Leaders – Designed to equip diocesan and network leaders to develop the proper convictions, culture, constructs, and collaboration to cultivate an environment for church planting. 

To register for the conference, click here. The cost is $150 and includes all conference materials as well as lunch and dinner on Friday. Scholarships are available.

Click here for more information on hotel accommodations. Host homes are also available on a limited basis for active church planters. Contact Dan Alger at dan.alger@anglicanchurch.net for more information.

Always Forward is a collaborative effort of the province, dioceses, local churches and people of the Anglican Church in North America working together for the planting of new Gospel-centered, sacramental, missional churches throughout North America. Click here to learn more.