What?
This conference is run by New Wineskins Missionary Network and is held every three years. Through worship, prayer, teaching, and partnership, the New Wineskins Conference gathers cross-cultural workers, global partners, mission agencies, resource ministries, and the global church to discover effective ways to collaborate with God and one another to fulfill the Great Commission! The last conference held in 2022 gathered over 2,000 people from over 60 nations!
Why go?
Most Anglican Global Mission Partner agencies bring their field missionaries together to participate in the conference. This provides opportunities to interact and build relationships with our Anglican brothers and sisters serving around the world. Many missionaries trace their initial calling to an encounter they had with the Lord or a fellow Christian at the New Wineskins conference.
When?
Wednesday, September 17th – Saturday, September 20th
Where?
Ridgecrest Conference Center in Black Mountain, NC
Early Bird Registration lasts until March 31st!
Learn More or Register: New Wineskins Hope for the Nations 2025 Conference
Previous TFCA attendees have said:
“NW2022 was instrumental in establishing relationships with Anglican leaders from many countries as TFCA began to envision a partnership with another Anglican province/diocese. Those relationships have been maintained and it will be a blessing to reconnect at NW2025. The workshops were also fantastic to gather ideas for TFCA's missions plans.” – John Bottimore
“The 2022 New Wineskins Conference gave me a window on the worldwide work of the Anglican Church. A special treat was connecting with Jonathan Wong from the Diocese of Singapore who oversees the church planting work in a country in Southeast Asia where the Buckinghams and I had taught English classes in several Anglican churches. We were also able to meet a Kenyan attendee that Sam Owen, who is supported by TFCA, asked us to connect with.” Linda Sellevaag
“The 2022 New Wineskins Conference was utterly refreshing for my vision and heart concerning God’s plan for the nations. It was very helpful to speak with like-minded individuals and hear the creative ways people are expanding the kingdom overseas.” – Deborah
“The worship services at New Wineskins are the closest I’ve come to experiencing every nation, from all tribes and peoples and languages worshipping Jesus. It’s powerful.” Scott Thompson