Year-Round Mentoring Group for Church Life, Leadership, and Planting

with Maurice Nightingale and Mike Frisby

Programme Overview

Goal

To mentor and help participants explore the contemporary and contextual implementation of authentic, simple New Testament values and practices in local church life, church leadership, and church planting. 

Participants

Ten to twelve people who are willing to commit to becoming part of a learning community.

Qualifications

The expectation is that the participants are senior church leaders or pioneer leaders involved in, or intending to be involved in, church planting on the mainland of Europe.

Plan:

  •   A one-on-one meeting with Maurice at the 2024 Forum.

  •   Six 2-hour webinars with webinar assignments

  • Three-day retreat from noon to noon on 3-5 Dec 2024 in Budapest, Hungary.

  • Pre-Forum Conference at the 2025 Forum, on May 16 and 17. Participants will still need to apply for the European Leadership Forum and will be responsible for paying Forum fees in order to participate in the 2025 Forum. Participants are responsible for paying their own travel expenses.

YRM Leaders

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Maurice Nightingale

Maurice Nightingale is a member of the Relational Mission core team with responsibilities that include the supervision of early-stage church planting on the mainland of Europe, in particular training and coaching pioneer leaders and developing strategies for both initiating and supporting church plants. Originally from London, and following a short career as a military engineering officer, he has since been involved for over 30 years in two main areas of service: planting churches and reviving failing churches. Maurice completed a master’s degree studying philosophies of church movement succession, exploring New Testament church leadership principles and practices. Maurice is married to Rachel, with four adult children.

 

Mike Frisby

Mike Frisby is an elder at City Church Cambridge and a trustee of Relational Mission, a network of churches which is part of the global Newfrontiers family. He uses his teaching and pastoral gifts among the churches, enjoys mentoring younger leaders, and has involvement in cross-cultural training. He has a particular passion for mobilising people for world mission and has written a book for local church leaders “Reaching the Nations – From next door to worlds away”, to equip leaders to identify, recruit, send and support people called to cross-cultural mission.

Application Process

To apply:

  1. Thoroughly review the curriculum (there may be adjustments to the curriculum).

  2. Complete the online application.

  3. All applications will be reviewed. We will notify you whether or not you have been accepted as a participant in the 2024-25 programme within four to six weeks.

If you have questions, contact us at initiatives@euroleadership.org