Be equipped to make a difference in our world.
Everything exists to build a movement of Christians seeking cultural renewal throughout society. The Everything Conference is for those who share this vision and want to play their part in shaping culture.
Join us on 25th April 2026 in central London to seek God together, spark new ideas, and build lasting relationships as we pursue cultural renewal in every sector of society.

Speakers

John is President of the OCCA, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics at Oxford University, and an accomplished author, who has lectured globally on the interplay of science, philosophy, and religion.

Samantha is an international opera singer and producer, currently producing a new opera, Slave, bringing awareness to the issue of modern day slavery. Her most recent album, Freedom Cries Out, will tell stories of displaced people and refugees.

Jedidiah is a data scientist turned entrepreneur. Co-founder of Wonder&Awe, and former CEO of Jed.ai, he has spent his career building large-scale AI personalisation tech. He now advises on tech projects, and is launching two new ventures.

Nikki is Director of Investigations for the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), an independent watchdog investigating the most serious incidents and complaints about police across England and Wales, following 24 years work within the Prison Service.

Joshua is a poet, author and community builder. He's the founder of The Psalmists, a charity helping the lives of offenders through creative expression and lives with his wife and two children in North London.

Lydia is Professor of Medicine at the Columbia University Medical Center, Director of the Center for Clinical Medical Ethics, and Co-Director of Clinical Ethics at NewYork-Presbyterian Milstein Hospital.

Alderman & Sheriff Robert Hughes-Penney served in the British Army before working at Rathbones for over 30 years. He is Chair of the CityUK’s Business Council, Chair of the Audit & Risk Committee at the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment and on the Board of the Impact Investing Institute.

Sarah is a historian, writer, and storyteller. She trained as a historian at Oxford University, where she subsequently taught. A Senior Research Fellow at Wycliffe Hall and Research Professor at Regent, Sarah wrote When Courage Calls, which explores Josephine Butler’s political activism and Christian faith.

Abenizer is a precious metals trader. He decided to forgo from university after developing his own strategy, and has been trading independently since. In his spare time, he helps write a weekly evangelistic course alongside a pastor at Dundonald.

Janie has been CEO of Stewardship since 2024, having joined as CFO in 2021. Originally trained as a chartered accountant in South Africa, she spent her formative career in senior finance roles at Barclays Bank before transitioning to the charitable sector ten years ago.

Michael is CEO of DCS Group, the UK’s leading marketing, manufacturing, and distribution business specialising in FMCG and Consumer Health products. Employing around 550 people and generating £400m in revenue, DCS has delivered consistent growth driven by a culture of freedom, responsibility, and creativity.

Sophie is CEO of Choices, a Christian charity offering professional counselling and compassionate practical support for women facing struggles through pregnancy, loss and parenthood. She also has a private counselling/therapy practice in London.

Stewart is CEO of Christians Against Poverty (CAP), following 5 years as CEO of Stewardship. CAP is a church-based movement helping people in financial vulnerability or distress become resilient, debt free and to explore the Christian faith.

Brook serves as Chairman of Charity:Water and is Group Director of Arrow Global, a private credit and real estate asset manager. Former management roles include co-CEO of Digital Reasoning, an AI business, and President of Christie’s, the global auction house.
Hosts

Baroness Philippa Stroud is the Co-founder of Everything, Executive Chair of ARC, former Chief Executive of the Legatum Institute and Centre for Social Justice, and co-founder of the Forum Network.

David is the Co-founder of the Everything Network, founding pastor of Christ Church London, and the co-founder of the Forum Network.

Catherine is part of the leadership team at Christ Church London, with responsibility for Kids ministry and preaching. She spent fourteen years working as a secondary school teacher and has hosted the conference over the past two years.

Joel is the CEO of the Everything Network, Chairman of the social impact brand, Recognised, and Founder of tech-charity, Chasing Zero.

Andy is one of the senior pastors at Christ Church London, has hosted the conference several times, and previously spent ten years as a broadcast journalist with the BBC.
Programme
Doors open
9am
Session 1
10-11.15am
Coffee break
11.15-11.45am
Session 2
11.45am-12.45pm
Lunch
12.45-2pm
Session 3
2-3pm
Coffee break
3 - 3.30pm
Session 4
3.30-4.45pm
FAQ's
When is it happening? | Saturday 25th April 2026, 9:00am-5pm, at the Emmanuel Centre, 9-23 Marsham St, London SW1P 3DW. |
Who is it for? | The Conference is for Christians who want to impact their places and spaces for the good of others and the glory of God. |
Is lunch provided? | You can pre-order a hot lunch with us, bring your own, or grab lunch at one of the many local lunch spots near the venue. |
Staying the night | We’re delighted to offer a discount code for a nearby hotel if you’d like to stay the night before or after the conference. For further details, please contact Leah at leah@everythingnetwork.co |
Accessibility | The Emmanuel Centre is a fully accessible venue. If you require any accommodations due to a disability or have any specific questions, please reach out to us at info@everythingnetwork.co. |
Childcare | No on-site childcare will be provided at the Everything Conference. Attendees must be 16+. |
Transfer of ticket | To transfer your ticket ahead of the event, simply email you name, ticket type, and the date of purchase to info@everythingnetwork.co, along with the new ticket holder name and email, and we'll be in touch to confirm the transfer. |
What if I can no longer make it? | If you need to cancel your booking, please submit your request in writing via email to info@everythingnetwork.co. For cancellations made up to 28 days before the conference, we will be happy to provide a full refund. Unfortunately, we are unable to process refunds for requests received after March 28th. |
When is it happening? | |
Saturday 25th April 2026, 9:00am-5pm, at the Emmanuel Centre, 9-23 Marsham St, London SW1P 3DW. | |
Who is it for? | |
The Conference is for Christians who want to impact their places and spaces for the good of others and the glory of God. | |
Is lunch provided? | |
You can pre-order a hot lunch with us, bring your own, or grab lunch at one of the many local lunch spots near the venue. | |
Staying the night | |
We’re delighted to offer a discount code for a nearby hotel if you’d like to stay the night before or after the conference. For further details, please contact Leah at leah@everythingnetwork.co | |
Accessibility | |
The Emmanuel Centre is a fully accessible venue. If you require any accommodations due to a disability or have any specific questions, please reach out to us at info@everythingnetwork.co. | |
Childcare | |
No on-site childcare will be provided at the Everything Conference. Attendees must be 16+. | |
Transfer of ticket | |
To transfer your ticket ahead of the event, simply email you name, ticket type, and the date of purchase to info@everythingnetwork.co, along with the new ticket holder name and email, and we'll be in touch to confirm the transfer. | |
What if I can no longer make it? | |
If you need to cancel your booking, please submit your request in writing via email to info@everythingnetwork.co. For cancellations made up to 28 days before the conference, we will be happy to provide a full refund. Unfortunately, we are unable to process refunds for requests received after March 28th. |



