The present and uncertain situation in the Church of England is a good reason to be fearful of the future, especially regarding the eventual outcome of the LLF process. And […]
2025 Annual Conference with Julian Henderson Read More »
The Glory of Christ David Bebbington suggested that one of the marks of evangelicalism is activism. We like to do stuff and be busy about the kingdom of God. However,
2024 Annual Conference with Paul Blackham Read More »
At the Annual Meeting this year, members were invited to vote in two ways. As a result of the first vote, it is now necessary for all those who have
Updated DEF Constitution and Website Read More »
Growth Matters As evangelicals, we long for more lives to be transformed by the gospel, so are keen to consider any ways of reaching new communities. With this in mind,
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Holding to Truth and Love We are delighted to announce our speaker this year, postponed from 2020, is Paul Harcourt, New Wine National Leader and Vicar of All Saints, Woodford
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Fight Valiantly – Contending for the Faith: in the Bible and Today. At this year’s DEF conference we address the searching question of when and how to graciously and clearly
2019 Annual Conference with Lee Gatiss Read More »
Partnerships for the Kingdom – Strategic & Missionary This day is for those who are interested in building Christ’s church rather than empire building, and who are willing to think
2018 Annual Conference with Lis Goddard Read More »
Mission for Millennials and Beyond: Hopes, Dreams and Lessons from Latimer Minster In 2010, Frog and Amy Orr-Ewing pioneered a new approach to church and mission, launching a new church
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Daniel in Exile – a Model for Church Leadership Today Speaker: Revd John Dunnett, General Director CPAS and Chair of the Evangelical Group on General Synod (EGGS). At this year’s
2016 Annual Conference with John Dunnett Read More »
Anglican Futures According to Justin Welby last November, world Anglicanism is a ‘flourishing Communion but also a divided Communion’. The Church of England is not immune: churches are growing, yet
2015 Annual Conference with Paul Perkin Read More »
