About this Event
Join us for an inspiring day with Steve Chalke MBE, renowned author, speaker, and founder of the Oasis Trust.
A former UN Special Advisor on Human Trafficking, Steve has dedicated his life to social justice, community building, and empowering churches to tackle society's pressing issues.
This workshop is hosted by Together Liverpool as part of our Network of Kindness initiative, equipping faith groups to take their next step in social action.
Sign up for an opportunity to learn valuable insights on engaging with civic leaders to influence positive change, and hear Steve's broader reflections on faith and society.
Steve will also introduce his latest book and podcast series, A Manifesto for Hope: Ten principles for transforming the lives of children, young people, and their families.
The free session will run from 10am-4.15pm, with a vegetarian lunch included - please let us know about any dietary requirements on booking.
Agenda: A Manifesto for Hope - The opportunity for local churches
10.00 - Registration and Coffee
10.30 – Welcome
10.40 - Session One: The Concrete is Wet: Setting the Agenda
11.30 Break-Out: Discussion Groups (with coffee)
12.00 - Session Two: Back to Basics: The Theology of Community Development Leadership
1.00 - Lunch, and Networking
1.45 - Session Three: A Different Drum: The Practice of Community Development Leadership
2.30 - Q and A
3.00 – Session 4: Butterflies aren’t just better caterpillars: Personal and Community transformation
4.00 - Next Steps, and Prayers
4.15 – Close
Register Now:
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of the UK’s most distinguished voices in social justice and faith-based community engagement.
About Steve Chalke:
Steve Chalke is a distinguished author, speaker, former UN Special Advisor on Human Trafficking, and Baptist minister. In 1985, he founded the Oasis Trust, a leading UK charity dedicated to building inclusive local communities. Today, Oasis operates across multiple countries, providing housing, education, healthcare, and various community-building initiatives. In England, Oasis runs 54 schools and recently opened Oasis Restore, the UK’s first Secure School—a groundbreaking therapeutic alternative to youth prisons designed to support high-risk children and young people in the justice system.
Steve's tireless work in social justice has earned him numerous honorary fellowships and an MBE. He continues to lead Oasis and remains a prominent voice on social issues. Steve is also a regular media commentator, and his latest book is called A Manifesto for Hope.
Useful links:
For more information on Steve Chalke and his work, visit:
- Manifesto for Hope website
- Manifesto for Hope Podcast
- Oasis Trust
- Stop the Traffik
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
St Cleopas Church, 400 Mill Street, Dingle, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00