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GAFCON 3 dates announced

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The third GAFCON conference will be held, in Jerusalem, between 17th – 22nd June 2018.

The Chairman, General Secretary and fellow Primates of the GAFCON Council are delighted to announce that the third GAFCON conference will be held, in Jerusalem, between 17th – 22nd June 2018.

Jerusalem has a special place in the hearts of the GAFCON movement as it was the location of our very first conference back in 2008. The city stands as a constant reminder of the birth of the Gospel and the movement’s determination to remain true to the teachings of our Lord and his Word.

In 2008, over 1,100 delegates from the laity, bishops and other clergy attended. In 2013, this number grew to over 1,300 and in 2018 we plan to expand again.

Further details of the forthcoming conference will be circulated through the provincial and branch networks in due course.

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