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Kingdom and Culture Discussion Panel
About This Webinar
During this discussion our panel will be chatting within the context of our Kingdom and Culture stream. We’ll be looking at cultural shifts, how the church has been affected, what it means for our discipleship and where we go from this current pandemic and continue to navigate through technological revolution. There will be plenty of food for thought and potentially more questions than answers by the end of it!
Who can view: Everyone
Webinar Price: Free
Featured Presenters
Helen has been involved with Onelife for ten years, first getting involved as a young person and then joining the staff team four and a half years ago. She is passionate about Christians grasping what it looks like to leads others in such a way that points them towards the Kingdom of God. Helen lives in Watford with her husband Rich
Cris is a Church of England pioneer minister, church planter, artist, maker and Star Wars fan. Cris and his wife Beki together lead All Hallows Bow, a highly missional church in East London. Cris has a deep passion for discipleship and apprenticeship in the way of Jesus. Cris also hosts a weekly Discipleship Podcast called “Making Disciples with Cris Rogers” and at present the interim Chair of Spring Harvest.
In 2018, Malcolm and his family moved from Thailand to Coventry with a passion for equipping the UK church to engage cross-culturally and inspiring a new generation to be authentic Kingdom ambassadors. He is the UK director of Worldwide Evangelisation for Christ (WEC), an international church-planting organisation with members engaging the peoples of the world who have the least accessibility to the Gospel. It’s all about crossing cultures to see God’s Kingdom established among every tribe, language and nation.
Malcolm’s parents were missionaries in Laos. He was born in Thailand and grew up in the Philippines. In 2001, he and his Swedish wife joined WEC and headed for Thailand, involved in evangelism and church-planting among the rural Buddhist communities in Central Thailand. He later served as the WEC Thailand director for 9 years, which included serving on the national board of the Evangelical Fellowship of Thailand.
Malcolm’s parents were missionaries in Laos. He was born in Thailand and grew up in the Philippines. In 2001, he and his Swedish wife joined WEC and headed for Thailand, involved in evangelism and church-planting among the rural Buddhist communities in Central Thailand. He later served as the WEC Thailand director for 9 years, which included serving on the national board of the Evangelical Fellowship of Thailand.
Currently Curate at St Mary's Church Bletchley and Podcast Host of Church Plant Chat.
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