Fiona Hendley-Jones

WEDNESDAY 25TH FEBRUARY 2026

Join us for our first Ladies' Day of the year!

Fiona was an actress for many years until the Lord called her into ministry as an evangelist and encourager to Christians. She is married to the former Manfred Mann singer, musician and also broadcaster Paul Jones. She has travelled extensively in the UK and in many nations and has had the honour of ministering with Luis Palau, JJohn, Roger Carswell to name a few and of course her husband Paul Jones. Paul and Fiona bring the Gospel for missions, churches, conferences, prisons and anywhere the Holy Spirit leads.

Tea/coffee and biscuits from 9.45am for a 10.15am start to 2.45pm.
The cost of £26 per person includes a 2 course lunch.

To book please call 01277 367124 or email mpitt@nctuk.org
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Jo Moir

THURSDAY 23rd APRIL 2026
With Jo Moir
New Head of Spring Harvest

Jo has a passion for all ages to encounter Jesus and be equipped for life with him.

Jo spent ten years as a midwife before moving into ordained ministry and hospital chaplaincy. She has a Masters in Applied Theology and has taught at William Booth College. She was until recently Territorial Communications Officer at the Salvation Army’s UK Headquarters.

Jo has curated events at the Royal Albert Hall and ICC Birmingham and Wales. She has been a regular writer and presenter of Sunday Worship on BBC Radio 4 and taken part in TV documentaries, including as Mentor to Paul O’Grady when he trained as a Salvation Army volunteer.
Jo became the new Head of Spring Harvest in summer 2025.

Tea/coffee and biscuits from 9.45am for a 10.15am start to 2.45pm.
The cost of £26 per person includes a 2 course lunch.

What's Jo like: CLICK HERE FOR SHORT VIDEO

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Chris Duffett

THIS HAS NOW TAKEN PLACE!

WEDNESDAY 3RD DECEMBER 2025 with Rev Chris Duffet

LIVING WATER

Join us as Chris leads a day of creative reflection on the theme of Living Water, taking the story of the woman at the well encountering Jesus, as the inspiration for the day.
Chris will bring an art stall of cards and prints for sale as well as a mini exhibition of paintings to illustrate his talk. This event also involves making a book related to the theme.

Video clip from Chris CLICK HERE

In 2000, The Light Project was established by Chris, with a view to connecting people with the Gospel in meaningful ways. During 2019-20, The Light Project became The Light College and Collective. Their new vision was clear: to train, equip and connect pioneers and evangelists to go and make countless followers of Jesus.

Chris is a part time artist alongside serving churches reach out into their communities in creative ways. He serves as an evangelist and storyteller and is also an ordained Baptist minister. He is a former president of the Baptist Union of Great Britain. Chris is married to Ruth and they live in rural Cambridgeshire and are nearly empty nesters (where did that time go?!). Chris loves to paint prophetically and seeks to bring words from God’s heart that strengthen, encourage and comfort. His recent collection of paintings centre around ‘Living water’ and you can find out more at www.chrisduffettART.com

Be the light: Chris Duffett Artist and Creative Evangelist www.chrisduffettART.com
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For a taster of how art helps us connect with God watch this short film:
CLICK HERE

Tea/coffee and biscuits from 9.45am for a 10.15am start to 2.45pm.
The cost of £26 per person includes a 2 course lunch.

To book please ring 01277 367124 or email mpitt@nctuk.org
To book online [CLICK HERE]

To donate towards our running costs:[CLICK HERE]

Clare Heath-Whyte

THIS HAS TAKEN PLACE!

THURSDAY 23RD OCTOBER 2025
with Clare Heath-Whyte

Hebrews 12:1-2 describes the great crowd of witnesses, believers from the past, who urge us on as we run the race of faith. Looking at the lives of godly women from history we will see what lessons we can learn today - Women of the Reformation in the sixteenth century like Katie Luther – a former nun who learned that she could serve God as a wife and mother; women of the Evangelical Revival like Selena Countess of Huntingdon who used her position and wealth to further gospel work; social reformers like Elizabeth Fry who did all she could to share Jesus’ love in word and action in the barbaric prisons of her day.

How can the fascinating lives of these women and others help us “run with perseverance the race marked out for us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith?”
Hebrews12:1-2.

Clare Heath-Whyte is a former history teacher who loves researching and writing about the lives of Christians from the past and seeing how God has used even the most unlikely people to grow his kingdom. She works alongside her husband David in St Lawrence Church in Morden South London. She is the best-selling author of “Old Wives’ Tales“, “First Wives’ Club” and “Everyone a child should know“.
(She is also a Trustee of Keswick Ministries/ Keswick Convention 2025: [MORE DETAILS]

Tea/coffee and biscuits from 9.45am for a 10.15am start to 2.45pm.
The cost of £26 per person includes a 2 course lunch. At Mulberry House Hotel, Chelmsford Road, High Ongar, CM5 9NL

To book please ring 01277 367124 or email mpitt@nctuk.org