Most European countries are now characterised by a mixture of outward religiosity of different forms and a growing secularism, often increasingly confident in its voice. The evangelical church is small, on average less than 2.5% of the population and less than 1% in many countries. But how do we reach people for Christ in these secular and religious societies, and how does that change from east to west of the continent? Join us to find out more.
10:30am: Tea & coffee
Please bring a packed Lunch
Refreshments provided
Sherwood Way,
Fulwood,
Preston PR2 9GA
Please register FREE here, for both the main programme and the children's programme.
Children's programme with Ukraine theme for Reception to Year 6 children.
Click here for details.
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Most European countries are now characterised by a mixture of outward religiosity of different forms and a growing secularism, often increasingly confident in its voice. The evangelical church is small, on average less than 2.5% of the population and less than 1% in many countries. But how do we reach people for Christ in these secular and religious societies, and how does that change from east to west of the continent? Join us to find out more.
Followed by a lunch, provided by the church, (Please register for the lunch, see link below)
5 Freeschool Court,
Bridgend, CF31 3AG
Please park at Brackla St or Rhiw Multi-Storey Car parks.
Please register FREE here, for the main conference, the lunch (with dietary preferences) and the children's programme.
Children's programme with Ukraine theme for Reception to Year 6 children.
Click here for details.
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Most European countries are now characterised by a mixture of outward religiosity of different forms and a growing secularism, often increasingly confident in its voice. The evangelical church is small, on average less than 2.5% of the population and less than 1% in many countries. But how do we reach people for Christ in these secular and religious societies, and how does that change from east to west of the continent? Join us to find out more.
Followed by a tea
Most European countries are now characterised by a mixture of outward religiosity of different forms and a growing secularism, often increasingly confident in its voice. The evangelical church is small, on average less than 2.5% of the population and less than 1% in many countries. But how do we reach people for Christ in these secular and religious societies, and how does that change from east to west of the continent? Join us to find out more.
Bring your own lunch and join us for a time of fellowship after the meeting. Refreshments provided.
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