Events

Equipped

Join us for our latest, 6 week Equipped Course: Journeying through Isaiah.

Discover the practical relevance of Isaiah for us today. Identify the key points for Isaiah’s first audience, examin the historical context, and find out what the implications are for us and the wider world.

Attend in-person, or watch online

If you choose to join us in person, the course will take place at Moorlands College and you will be given resources to take away with you.

If you choose to join us online, you will be sent the private link ahead of time. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with resources to take away but you will have access to the PowerPoints used.

Community & Mission: Workshops

There is so much incredible community outreach going on across our towns but we are hearing more and more church and community/compassion leaders saying that it is hard work… teams are often too busy or not confident to have “spiritual conversations” where appropriate.

How do we fix this…?

Vision

Think “Kingdom”, not church. A spirit of adventure and entrepreneurship, inspire more harvest workers to join in, be part of something bigger, think broader and innovative.

Strategy

Leaders raising leaders. More productive – less reactive, stories as well as stats, be more intentional, seek out opportunities in the community, involve local businesses, re-purposing buildings.

 Training

Re-define volunteering. Empower & equip volunteers in their roles, become bolder in prayer & faith sharing, mentoring of young volunteers.

Be part of the conversation, join our free workshops for local churches

One Door Cinema Club presents Star Wars: A New Hope

Come and experience a unique look at the six-time Oscar winning George Lucas classic, Star Wars: A New Hope.

The film that changed the way films are made forever and a cultural
phenomenon.

Film: We geek out about our favourite films, looking at the origin story of all stories and looking at the big questions each film asks.

Faith: We start conversations about how Biblical themes and characters are found in films and TV shows across the ages.

Food: What better way to have a conversation about films than over cinema-style food with friends, building a community film club.

How the Event Works

Get your youth groups to invite their non-Christian friends along and
your church pays for all of their tickets so it is free on the door for
your leaders, youth, and guests.

We welcome you in with popcorn and drinks, followed by a short
introduction talk by our speaker. Then we watch the film, and afterwards
our speaker unpacks the film with a few biblical surprises in there.
The final part of the event is the meal, when your youth group will
eat with the guests and simply ask then what they thought of the theme
or big reveal in the talk. This leads to conversations and
invitations to go deeper.

Renewed in Hope 2024

Are you a church leader, or part of a church leadership team?

We acknowledge the real challenges, exhaustion and pressures of leading church communities at this time.

You’re invited for a day of spiritual refreshment – to feel off-duty, unwind, reflect in our grounds, and connect with other leaders in a shielded space.

The day will include sung worship, Bible teaching, reflection and a meal.

Representatives from Moorlands College, Bible Society and Living Leadership will be on-hand throughout the sessions to chat, reflect and pray with you.

The sessions will start at 10am – you’re welcome to come any time from 9.30am for refreshments.

This is a safe place, nothing leaves this place, we want everybody to make the most of the opportunity that they’ve got before God today. There may be things you want to be prayed for and through. This may be the day to help that happen.

Growing in Christ

Discipleship Formation in Theological Education conference

Moorlands College exists to equip people passionate about Jesus Christ to impact the church and the world. Central to this aim is our desire to see students grow as disciples of Jesus. We want this growth to be holistic, encompassing students’ character, calling, motivations, emotions, devotional life, relationships, and academic studies, alongside their ministry and practice.

This desire for Christian growth is shared across the sector, raising the questions: how do students grow as disciples of Jesus within theological education? And, what can theological educators do to further this growth?

This conference aims to gather theological educators together with Christians across a range of vocational spheres to address these questions together. Our Keynote speakers are Grace Al-Zoughbi Arteen, Assistant Professor of Theological Education at Arab Baptist Theological Seminary, Mark Cartledge, Principal of London School of Theology, and Ken Benjamin, Director of Church Relationships at The London Institute for Contemporary Christianity.