The ChurchWorks Summit: Bringing Churches and Government Together for Social Good
The ChurchWorks Summit is where faith and policy meet to shape a better future. This one-day gathering unites senior church leaders, government ministers, public sector representatives, and charity leaders to explore how churches and public institutions can work together for social good.
Attendees will discover:
- Proven models of church–government collaboration
- Practical solutions to today’s toughest social challenges
- Opportunities to build relationships that drive long-term change
Key Themes
- Faith in public life
- Addressing the mental health crisis
- Tackling poverty & supporting vulnerable children
- Equipping churches to partner effectively with Local Authorities, the NHS, and other public services
Speaker Announcement
We are delighted to share that this event will be hosted by Justin Brierley, author of The Surprising Rebirth of Belief in God and host of the Re-enchanting podcast. Justin is widely recognised for his work in exploring faith, culture, and the big questions of our time.
Our keynote address will be given by Bishop Mike Royal, representing the Church through the ChurchWorks Commission. Bishop Mike has served as General Secretary of Churches Together in England since March 2022. Prior to this, he was co-Chief Executive of the Cinnamon Network, a charity supporting churches across Britain and Ireland in their community engagement and social action initiatives.
We are excited to announce more speakers soon, with invites sent to senior politicians and church leaders. Expect meaningful conversations that connect decision-makers with frontline leaders.
Who Should Attend?
- National & local church leaders
- Senior politicians & civil servants
- Christian charities & funders
- Christian & mainstream media
Why You Should Be There
This is more than a conference - it’s a catalyst for collaboration
Join us to:
- Learn from real-world case studies of impact
- Connect with key influencers shaping policy and practice
- Equip your church or organisation to better serve your community
- Be part of a national conversation at the intersection of faith and public life
If you have any questions, please get in touch: ellie.ayrton@goodfaith.org.uk
