‘In a church culture which is too easily besotted and beguiled by all that is shiny and new, ‘Leading your Church into Growth’ concentrates on the tried and tested, putting parish and people, evangelism and service front and centre. This is extraordinary help for ordinary churches.’
– Archbishop Stephen Cottrell, The Most Reverend the Lord Archbishop of York, Patron of Leading your Church into Growth
‘For years ‘Leading your Church into Growth’ has been and remains the best single piece of training that any local church can undertake if it wants to learn more about sharing the great news of Jesus Christ.’
– Rt Revd Paul Bayes, Bishop of Liverpool
St Albans Diocese Conference – Friday 9 – Sunday 11 June 2023
Taking place at High Leigh Conference Centre, Hoddesdon, the St Albans Diocese Leading your Church into Growth conference takes the form of an open seminar with interactive talks, practical exercises, workshops and time and space for personal reflection. Times of informal conversation provide opportunities for LYCIG team members to answer questions and to explore the profile of individual churches. Book here: St Albans Diocese LYCIG June 2023
More questions about LYCIG? – parishes in Hertfordshire can ask the Revd Kate Lomax and parishes in Bedfordshire can contact Fr Paul Davies.
Also, hear from some of those who have attended our LYCiG Conference previously:
- “This course was really good for us because it gave time to think away from the pressures of everyday work – it would have been even better had we had more members of our team to join the conversation, ..” St Michael’s Church, St Albans (The Revd Kenneth Padley)
- ” … quick and easy way to describe the course is ‘inspirational'” …… “content is well thought out, well-rehearsed and delivered with passion” …. “what did we gain? – time to sit back and reflect …” “remember that we should be sharing all that we have in the love, hope and comfort of following Jesus” Bishop’s Hatfield Team – full testimonial here
Read more about the terrific training opportunities, at the dedicated LYCIG website – click image
