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CARING FOR LIFE

CONFERENCE 2026

'WALKING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF A GIANT'

We will explore what it means to care for the least of these brothers and sister of Jesus, as declared in Matthew 25. Looking into how Jesus commands and compels us to love and care the same. We will ask questions of ourselves as we delve into God's word seeking to better equip ourselves to walk in the footsteps of Jesus.

 

The conference will be helpful to Pastors, Elders, Pastoral workers, like minded ministries supporting vulnerable and hurting men and women, anyone who has a real heart and concern for the weak and the poor.

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Seeing the giant at workPaul Pease
00:00 / 34:03

Paul Pease  has been a Trustee of Caring For Life for many years and now is our Chair of Trustees following a recent accident to Bill Bygroves, our long serving Chair and dearly loved friend. Paul has many years of experience in Pastoral ministry and is the current Pastor of Hook Evangelical Church in Surbiton, London.

Why are the least, last and lost left out?Andy Constable
00:00 / 35:03

Andy Constable is the Pastor of Niddrie Community Church in Edinburgh, one of the most deprived estates in the city. He is also a director for 20schemes, a ministry planting Churches in Scotland’s poorest Estates. He has written various books, the latest being ‘Addiction and the local Church’.

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Christ the only answer?Ian Williamson
00:00 / 27:22

Ian Williamson is a Pastor in Middlesbrough and is the Director and Founder of Medhurst Ministries, a ministry which supports and trains men and women called to lead and build churches in the poor communities of England and Wales.

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Keeping in step with the giantSteve Kneale
00:00 / 33:05

Steve Kneale is a Director of Medhurst ministries and is currently helping lead the Northern Hub of the ragged school of theology. He was  Pastor of Oldham Bethel Church for 12 years. He has written several books, such as ‘Thorn in the Pastors side’ and 'Independent Eldership'.

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