Pioneering gathering in March

The Incarnate Network, the pioneering and church planting network of the Baptist Union of Great Britain, is partnering with BMS World Mission for a conference in Derbyshire in March 2014.

The theme of the three-day event is ‘Pioneering in Context’. It will comprise a mix of workshops, interactive sessions, talks, coaching and reflection to explore the theme.

Contributors include: Peter Dominey, Juliet Kilpin, Tim Shelley Duncan Peters, Rob Schellert and the Incarnate Network team.

Peter, one of the Incarnate Network leaders commented, ‘If you come you will learn from stories of pioneering in different contexts and exploring together what principles you can apply to your own context.

‘Based on previous years there will also be great times of relaxing and enjoying each others' company.’

The annual gathering is open to all. It takes place between Tuesday 4 March and Thursday 6 March.

Find out more and book online visit: http://bit.ly/IgbJW0

Baptist Times, 10/12/2013

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