Tasmania
Fri 5 – Sat 6 July, Wellspring Anglican Church
About
The University Fellowship of Christians Launceston and Hobart, along with FOCUS and Subbies are getting together for two full days of evangelism and mission training, for NTE2024 In the Regions – Tasmania.
Details
Registration Costs
Full Conference (2 days) – $80
1 Day Only – $45
NTE in Tasmania is a non-residential conference, with billeting options offered for those outside of the southern region. All lunches, dinners and snacks included.
Register NowNTE2024 In the Regions – Tasmania will start on Friday 5 July at 9:00 AM AEST.
The conference concludes the next day Saturday 6 July 9:00 PM AEST.
NTE2024 In the Regions – Tasmania will be held at the Wellspring Anglican Church building in Hobart on the corner of Lord Street and Grosvenor Street.
Address: 43-47 Grosvenor St, Sandy Bay TAS 7005
Our main gatherings will take a deep dive into God’s word for our lives now, as we live waiting at the edge of eternity with speaker Mikey Lynch. Our Bible exploration groups will work on how to understand and share the timeless wisdom of the Old Testament Bible book of Ecclesiastes. Workshops will explore the worldviews that our groups inhabit and how the gospel engages with those. All with plenty of socialising, singing, prayer, food and fun.
Mikey Lynch
UTAS Campus Staff Team Leader – University Fellowship of Christians
Mikey Lynch serves as the campus director of the University Fellowship of Christians, UTAS, Hobart as well as the editorial director of TGC Australia. Mikey was a founder of The Vision 100 Network (TAS) Tasmanian church planting network and is a board member of Reach Australia. He is also the chairman of New Front Door: the Church IT Guild.
Mikey is the author of The Vine Movement: Supporting Gospel Growth Beyond Your Church and The Good Life in the Last Days: Making Choices When the Time Is Short. Mikey is married to Nikki and has three children.
Mikey Lynch
UTAS Campus Staff Team Leader – University Fellowship of Christians
Mikey Lynch serves as the campus director of the University Fellowship of Christians, UTAS, Hobart as well as the editorial director of TGC Australia. Mikey was a founder of The Vision 100 Network (TAS) Tasmanian church planting network and is a board member of Reach Australia. He is also the chairman of New Front Door: the Church IT Guild.
Mikey is the author of The Vine Movement: Supporting Gospel Growth Beyond Your Church and The Good Life in the Last Days: Making Choices When the Time Is Short. Mikey is married to Nikki and has three children.