WHEN
31st January, 2026
9-5 PM
WHERE
Tilsley Auditorium, Motherwell
COST
£10
ABOUT THE EVENT
If you feel called to be an evangelist, join us at the Evangelists Conference Scotland to fellowship and network with other evangelists. Be inspired and encouraged by speakers and fellow practitioners whom we believe have a ‘word in season’ for a ‘time such as this’. If you are pastorally supporting evangelists, we’d love for you to join us.
An Evangelist?
"He gave some to be apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers..."
Not every evangelist stands on a stage; not every evangelist stands on a street corner.
If you feel called to do the work of an evangelist, come to the Evangelists Conference Scotland this year.
The Conference
This coming January, evangelists will gather from all over Scotland to network and leave recommissioned for the year ahead.
Take time and stop, reposition, and reflect.
Main Speaker
J.John
J.John is an evangelist, minister, speaker, broadcaster and writer. He has been in ministry for four decades. He has spoken in towns, cities and universities in 69 countries.
J.John lives near London in England. He is married to Killy and is a father and grandfather.
Other Speakers
Rob Bell
Evangelist with The Heralds Trust
Robert is an evangelist working with the Heralds for the last 30 years in Scotland and abroad. He pioneered the Gospel Go Teams, Gospel Academy and Everyone Scotland 2033 to reach every home in Scotland with a gospel of John. He is a passionate evangelist who loves the local Church and is an evangelist of evangelists. Robert is married to Louise and they have 3 adult children and 6 grandchildren.
Find out more about The Heralds Trust here.
Guy Pembroke
Evangelist
Guy Pembroke serves as an evangelist based with King's Church Edinburgh. He learned to make disciples who make disciples in Dublin and Peru, prior to returning to Scotland where he developed Path of Disciples, a Gospel tool used by various churches in Scotland and beyond. In the Path of Disciples, groups of three or four meet for four sessions, at a time that suits them; many have come to understand the Good News of Jesus and become disciples of Christ. His service includes training others in evangelism through Street Café teams. He helps to lead a church plant in the north of Edinburgh and enjoys leading cake walks in the Scottish hills.
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Find out more about Path of Disciples here.
David Hill
Try Praying
Trypraying is a story. It's a macro one affecting towns, cities and even countries. It's a micro one affecting thousands of individuals' lives. From a simple idea 15 years ago something special has been rolling out. Trypraying is an invitation for people to experience the kindness of God, it's a resource for individuals to experience it, a project for churches to share it, and advertising for everyone to see it.
Find out more about Try Praying here.
Paul James-Griffiths
Director of Christian Heritage Edinburgh
Since moving from London to Edinburgh in 2004, Paul pioneered Christian Heritage Edinburgh and Soul of Scotland Tours. He has also pioneered Street Cafe, which is a means of sharing the gospel in busy locations through informal discussions over hot drinks. Since he started the first one near the University of Edinburgh, at least 35 teams have sprouted up in 5 nations. Many Christians who have been on our teams have discovered that evangelism in this relaxed way can be fun, natural, encouraging and upbuilding. Street Cafe works really well in our culture, in which people are open to discuss Christ in a gentle way through meaningful dialogue. By this means thousands of people are hearing the gospel and some turn to Christ through it. It is also a simple and effective way of training up churches in evangelism, and we particularly love to see Street Cafe teams being embedded in local churches, reaching their own local people with the gospel. Our hope is that Street Cafe teams will multiply throughout Scotland, the UK, and beyond.
Find out more about Christian Heritage Edinburgh here.
Peter Anderson
Lead Pastor of City on a Hill
Peter is the Lead Pastor of City on a Hill, a multi-site church across Edinburgh and the Lothians, which he and his wife, Angie, started in 1998. He also founded Go Global, a growing family of churches in the UK, in Europe, Africa and Asia, who are united in their love for Jesus and for making disciples. Peter is committed to facilitating unity prayer movements and gathering pastors and leaders from across Scotland, to pray for the nation and for revival. He has authored Foundations to help believers and churches build on biblical foundations, and he also co-hosts the weekly Brian and Pete podcast, where they explore themes of faith, life and what it means to follow Jesus in today’s world.
Find out more about City on a Hill here.
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