UK Ministers’ Conference 2026

2026: Revival

April 20 – April 23, 2026

Yarnfield, UK

£120–£295

Revival

Despite many evidences of Christ’s faithfulness to build His global church in our day, in several places – perhaps especially those that once experienced great outpourings of the Spirit – the church in the West seems to be experiencing “a day of small things” (Zech.4:10). The pulpit has lost its former power, resulting in spiritual apathy in the pews, and the spiritual decay of society.

Whether for our own Christian lives, or for the churches and nations where we serve, we need to take up again the psalmist’s prayer, “Will You not revive us again, that Your people may rejoice in You?” (Psalm 85:6).

This year’s Ministers’ Conference will call us to revisit God’s promises to revive his people, to remember His mighty works of revival in previous generations, and to renew our longing for the sovereign God to again pour out His Holy Spirit in extraordinary measure upon the ordinary means of grace He has called us to administer.

Speakers

Dan Peters

Minister, Newcastle Reformed Evangelical Church.

Christopher Ash

Member at Cambridge Presbyterian Church and former Director, Cornhill Training Course, London.

David Vaughn

Brian Edwards

Jeremy Walker

Pastor at Maidenbower Baptist Church, Crawley, West Sussex.

Mark Loughridge

Mark pastors two churches in the Republic of Ireland.

Conference Schedule

Monday, April 20th

5.15pm: Opening Sermon — Dan Peters

8.15pm: Lamentations (I) — Christopher Ash

Tuesday, April 21st

7.25am: Conference Prayer Time

9.15am: Session 3 — David Vaughn

11.15am: ‘Billy’ Clowes and the Primitive Methodists: From Glory to Defeat — Brian Edwards

5pm: Showers in their Season — Jeremy Walker

8.15pm: Lamentations (II) — Christopher Ash

Wednesday, April 22nd

7.25am: Conference Prayer Time

9.15am: A Biblical Theology of Revival — Brian Edwards

11.15am: Pentecost Flows from Calvary — David Vaughn

5pm: Session 9 (Global Updates)

8.15pm: Lamentations (III) — Christopher Ash

Thursday, April 23rd

7.25am : Conference Prayer Time

9.15am : Session 11 (Dan Peters)

11.15am: Closing Sermon (Mark Loughridge)

FAQs

Who attends?

The UK Ministers’ Conference is arranged for men who are (or who have been) in pastoral charges, or who are theological students in training for the ministry, and for men who are serving in missionary work at home or overseas. Please do not apply if you do not fit into one of these categories.

Where is it located?

Yarnfield Park, Yarnfield, Stone, UK

Situated in the village of Yarnfield in Staffordshire, and easily accessible from the M6, Yarnfield Park is a purpose-built conference centre and is well-equipped with modern facilities, has an excellent standard of catering, super-fast internet, and an on-site Costa coffee shop. Attendees will also have access to the nearby sports centre.

Accommodation is in ensuite bedrooms, each equipped with a desk, tea and coffee making facilities, and super-fast wi-fi. Towels are provided. As in previous years, a fully-stocked Banner book room will be open throughout the conference.

Arrival details

Unless special arrangements are made, no one should arrive before 2.00pm on Monday. Registration of conference members will be from 3.00pm to 4.45pm in the atrium. Thereafter keys can be collected from reception. The full address for the venue is Yarnfield Park, Yarnfield Lane, Yarnfield, Staffs, ST15 0NL. The nearest railway stations are Stoke and Stafford. Please visit yarnfieldpark.com for further travel information.e