Welcome to the movement

Jesus Collective is going on the road! Join other pastors, non-profit leaders, and like-minded followers of Jesus for a day(s) of imagination and vision for a more Jesus looking Christianity in our secular age. The time is now for us to link arms, amplify, and equip a growing movement of churches and leaders seeking to make disciples and engage their cities with the power and relevancy of Jesus in this cultural moment. Our team is really looking forward to the opportunity to meet you face-to-face.

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About this event

October 11 & 12 2024
Trinity Mennonite Church
4334 West Vista Avenue Glendale, AZ 85301 United States
Hosted by Trinity Mennonite Church and Axiom Church in partnership with MCC

Together, let’s get curious about what the Spirit is doing in our midst:

What could a reformation like this look like?
What could our response be, practically, locally, in community?
How does the idea that God looks like Jesus become central to the new reformation?

This is an opportunity for us to explore these questions with input from some great thought leaders including:

Greg Boyd

Senior Pastor - Woodland Hills Church, St. Paul, MN

Greg is a former atheist, theologian, author, and senior pastor of Woodland Hills Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. He holds a PhD from Princeton Theological Seminary and has authored or co-authored 18 books, including the best-selling and award-winning Letters From a Skeptic and The Myth of a Christian Nation.

Adam Dyer

Pastor

Adam leads Yeovil Community Church alongside his wife Rachel where they’ve been exploring Jesus-centredness, distinctive inclusivity, and whole community transformation over 14 years. Adam is passionate about community transformation and the church working in partnership to see his nation transformed.

FOR LEADERS:

Friday 9AM-5PM — $20US [Lunch Included]

FOR EVERYONE:

Friday evening 7PM‑8:45PM — FREE

Saturday morning 9AM‑2:15PM — FREE

We look forward to seeing you soon.

Recommended accommodation

NEARBY

WESTGATE AREA (RECOMMENDED) — 20 minute drive (7.5 miles) to Trinity Church, easy walking to a variety of restaurants