Calling
all men
everywhere
Growing as men of prayer and mission
Monyhull Church, King’s Norton, Birmingham
Saturday 21 May 2022
10am–4.30pm
Doors open at 9:30. First session at 10:00. The day will end at 16:30.
Standard: £15 (£17 on the door)
Concessions: £10 (£12 on the door)
Bookings are now closed
How can we be men on mission and men of prayer in an age when the tide against God and His truth seems so overwhelming?
As 21st century men, we are faced with many calls on our limited time and energy. We’re also bombarded with many distractions too. What should we prioritise as men living for Jesus?
Raymond Brown will be opening up the book of 1 Timothy, written to encourage a Christian man to keep his life tuned in to the gospel of God our Saviour and to encourage him to call other men to the same passion.
Come and be helped, encouraged and challenged to live as a man in line with the trustworthy message of a God who came into the world, to save sinners like us!
speaker
Raymond Brown
Raymond was born in Birmingham to West Indian parents and grew up in London after living for a short time in Jamaica. He worked as a secondary school teacher in Tower Hamlets and Harringay before training for ministry at the London Theological Seminary. He has been involved in leading church plants in Durban, South Africa and south east London. He has recently become the senior Minister of ELT Baptist Church in east London, having previously been the assistant minister there from 1998-2002. He is married to Rebekah and they have four children.
Workshops
We’ve a selection of engaging workshops to explore deeper the themes raised in our main talks. You’ll need to indicate your choice when booking.
Race and church in the UK
Raymond Brown
Does racism exist in the church in the UK today? Is racism individual or systemic? And how might this impact the way we view and relate to one another in our church and who is selected for leadership in our churches? We shall look at the Bible and help each other to explore these and other questions in a safe space, where we can ask questions, while speaking our minds in an atmosphere of acceptance, love and grace. And without fear of falling foul to political correctness.
Thinking global while serving local
Michael Prest
Growing as men who pray (when we find it hard!)
Jeremy Brooks
Youth stream
We’re delighted to be able to offer a youth stream (14-18). The teenagers will join the main sessions but have their own dedicated workshops before and after lunch, led by experienced and DBS checked youth leaders.
Monyhull Church
Birmingham
Timetable
Refreshments will be available on arrival and during the breaks. Delegates should provide their own lunch.
10:00
Session 1
11:15
Morning Break
11:45
Workshops
13:00
Lunch
14:00
Refresh*
14:45
Afternoon Break
15:15
Session 2
16:30
End
*Refresh
This is a voluntary session to sing and pray together in response to what God has been saying to us. But equally please feel free to use it to press in what you have been learning, catch up with old friends, or just enjoy some extended bookstall browsing time.
More info.
Travel & Parking
There is plenty of parking available at Monyhull, B30 3PS. Full travel information will be sent a few weeks before the convention.
