Ministers' Conference

Wednesday 3rd February - Friday 5th February

Hayes Conference Centre, Swanwick, Derbyshire

Time out to reflect, worship, and meet ministry colleagues

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Rev Ellen Wild

Minister of Chichester Baptist Church

 

 

 

 
 

Minister’s Conference Tickets Reduced!


The price of tickets for our ministers conference have been reduced for 2027.  This is because we believe  that the Conference is so valuable to our ministers that we want as many as possible to attend.  With this in mind, the EMBA is increasing the amount of financial support it provides to the conference.  This support will  cover all the additional costs of the conference and asks delegates only to cover the cost of their accommodation and food.   We are also moving over to card payment at the time of booking as this will make the process simpler.  

As always, it it our desire to ensure that any ministers who wish to attend won’t be prevented by financial constraints.  We also make grants available when churches are not able to cover the cost of their minister attending.  Please speak to your regional minister if you would like to know more.

 

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5th-7th February 2025

Hayes Conference Centre, Swanwick

Leadership in the Wilderness

Rev Dr Helen Paynter  and Phil Knox 

We were greatly encouraged by the teaching from both Helen and Phil.

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We were delighted to welcome Rev Dr Stephen Holmes as our keynote speaker for the conference.  Stephen explored the opportunities our Baptis identity gives us in facing the challenges of the world to which we are called.

 

Session 1: Of Lampstands and Stars - Finding Identity and Hope in Revelation 1

 

Session 2: Real Community in a Lonely World

 

Session 3: Real Purpose in a Confused World

 

Session 4: Real Hope in a Despairing World

 

Session 5: Closing Address (Acts 3)

 

Rev Dr Stephen Holmes is a Baptist minister, writer and speaker and currently Senior Lecturer in Theology at the University of St. Andrews. His areas of interest include systematic and historical theology. 

He has published many books including Baptist Theology (2012), The Holy Trinity: Understanding God’s Life (2011) and Public Theology in Cultural Engagement (2008)

You can find out more about Stephen, and links to recent publications here:

https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/divinity/people/sh80/

 

 

 

 

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