Gospel Fluency
June 2025 - Oct 2025
On the Wednesday - 5 two sessions
Gospel Fluency
What are the learning objectives?
The Gospel is not just the entrance to the Christian life; it is the foundation and the power for the Christian life. As ministry leaders, we are called to give people this life-transforming Gospel. That means that, first and foremost, we need to be rooted in it ourselves. Our cities need leaders who have been deeply shaped by the Gospel and who are equipped to apply the Gospel to the hearts and lives of those we serve. Our prayer is that through this course, you will come to experience the Gospel in greater depth and learn how to apply it to your city.
Who is it for?
If you are a leader in a local church eager to enhance your ministry's faithfulness and fruitfulness, Gospel Fluency can be a valuable resource for you. Furthermore, if you're aspiring to become a certified Gospel Coach for City to City, you will find that Gospel Fluency offers essential insights and tools to support your journey.
The Details
Each Gospel Fluency Learning Community is made of 8-15 people and will focus on the following:
Session 1: 23rd of July 2025
Understanding the gospel as a “third way”
Session 2: 24th of September 2025
Experience our adoption and identity in Christ
Session 3: 22nd of October 2025
Identifying how idols function in our lives
Session 4: 26th of November 2025
How to practise deep heart repentance
Session 5: 17th of December 2025
What it means to apply the gospel to our church
Time Requirements
5 two-hour sessions, facilitated by an experienced CTCE trainer
An hour of pre-session materials per module
An hour of practical projects after each session to help you practise new skills
Total of 4 hours per module
The London Project Office 116 Walworth Rd, London SE17 1JL
Every other Wednesday, starting 12th May
(May 2025 - Oct 2025)
7.00pm - 7.30pm | Light Dinner 7.30pm - 9.30pm | Training Session
Alex Brito - Trainer
Alex Brito is a City Catalyst for The London Project and pastor of Mosaic Multicultural Church in Elephant and Castle, London. Before church planting, he had a business background and studied Theology in Brazil. Currently pursuing a Masters in Theology at Union School of Theology, Alex, together with his wife Aluanna, is a proud parent of three daughters. He enjoys meeting people, reading, and barbecuing.
Regan King - Trainer
Regan King has served God in what is now The Angel Church since it's conception and planting in 2007. He has participated in several planting projects, currently planting out of The Angel Church in Braintree, Essex. He values the place of bi-vocational ministry and while serving Angel full time has also worked as as a communications officer for Christian Concern then as CEO of Pregnancy Crisis Helpline. He is an author (#TBH: Basic Challenges to Millennials Who Can't Even with others in process) and regularly hosts several television programs on Revelation TV (R Mornings, Prayer Time Live, God Day, Bible Topics, and Behind the Headlines). Regan is married to Rachel who he met in her beloved homeland Israel in 2017. They have two children, Randall and Arielle.
Neil Powell - Trainer
Neil is Director of The London Project and also works for City to City Europe. He came to faith as a student in London and got married to his wife Jane here. He divides his time between London and Birmingham. He has a heart to see churches from different tribes working together to serve the city for the gospel and has written about it in his book ‘Together For The City.’ He is excited by the opportunity to learn from existing churches, serve them, enable them to grow and to plant new churches across London.
Girma Bishaw - Trainer
Rev Dr Girma Bishaw is a City Catalyst for The London Project, with a particular focus on serving diaspora church leaders to be more effective in mission. He also serves as the director of Gratitude Initiative, a charity that exists to promote the sharing of gratitude to change the social imagination that leads to relational transformation, a fulfilled self, a sense of belonging, and a harmonious and just society in Britain. Before founding Gratitude Initiative, Rev Girma served as a pastor of the Ethiopian Christian Fellowship Church, where he played a key role in the planting of diaspora churches in London as well as across the UK. Girma is married to Yodit, and together they have a son and a daughter. Girma enjoys good food, a good book and good company.