Seeking God’s face as one movement, being strengthened by the community He’s building through us and going deeper in the pursuit of our calling.
Movement Conference 2026 is happening at CLC St Helens this October, drawing people connected to our movement locally and globally, seeking God’s face together, being strengthened by the community He’s building through us and going deeper in the pursuit of our calling.
Join us for edifying teaching, courageous vision, prayer, praise and worship as we are built up to be a movement of God’s people wherever we are with an exciting mix of keynote speakers, workshops and ministry, all aimed at equipping us for ministry in our own contexts.
Our opening session will be a celebration of God’s goodness to us as we come together from across the Movement.
Expect worship, prayer, a keynote from Craig Lawrenson and a time of personal and corporate ministry to start our conference!
Our Friday morning session brings everyone together for a short time of worship and a keynote from Shaun Graham. Come ready and expectant to hear what God is saying to us as a church body in these times.
Friday evening is another time of celebration and pursuing God together through worship and ministry.
Our Friday evening keynote will be brought by Rachel Hickson as she unpacks what God has said to her about our church movement.
Saturday morning will start with a short time of worship together before breaking off into our second workshop times for:
We close our conference with a time of commissioning, worship together and ministry, with a word brought by Craig Lawrenson as we are sent out as God’s people, together as one movement!
We want our conference to be as accessible as possible. Conference tickets are £20, with the option of making a further donation into the Movement Fund for those who feel able to do so.
You can also pre-order lunch bags for the Friday and Saturday dates.
Unfortunately, we cannot offer tickets for specific days or sessions. One ticket covers you for any or all of the sessions that you can attend.
We are hoping to offer childcare on our evening sessions. We will confirm this closer to the event time.
We will likely be unable to provide childcare during our day sessions, however we have planned to close before school pick up times to allow parents to attend during the school day.
Our creche facility will be open for all sessions.
Our session details are still being finalised and you will be asked to book into the workshops in advance of the conference.
Our workshops will be led by people from our movement and by our guest speakers and will likely include:
Growing in the Apostolic Prophetic gifting, Evangelism and Missional Confidence, Creativity Workshop, Worship, Prayer & Healing, Church Planters, Youth & Children.
Note: these are currently subject to change and will be confirmed ahead of the conference.
We have three keynote speakers this year – Craig Lawrenson, Shaun Graham & Rachel Hickson.
Our venue is on one level and completely accessible. We run a hearing induction loop and also offer translation service as well.
If you have any specific accessibility requirements, please let us know by emailing office@clcsthelens.org.uk
Our tickets are tiered in price to offer options for different levels of income.
We don’t want cost to be a barrier to anyone and have allotted some sponsored places, please speak to a church leader or email office@clcsthelens.org.uk to organise these.
We are offering pre-ordered lunch bags when booking your tickets.
Alternatively, there are a number of cafe’s and supermarkets locally that you are welcome to access during the breaks.
We are looking to organise host families for our international church connections. If you would require hosting for the conference, please let us know by choosing the yes option when booking.
We cannot guarantee this as an option, but we will endeavour to find a host family for everyone who requests this.
We’re blessed to have an on-site parking, but you may want to arrive early to make sure you get a space. There are also disabled parking spaces and our building is fully accessible to people with disabilities.
If you can’t get a space, there is a small car park next to the carpet shop on Oxford Street.
Please be mindful of parking outside our neighbours housing. There is permit only parking restrictions in place during the week. While permit only parking is not in effect on Sundays, we do not want to create parking issues for our neighbours.
© CLC Movement Conference 2026. Part of the Elim Movement of Churches. Charity Number 251549