2026 AMS Workshops

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What if families were the key to the global impact you long to see in your church? Discover how family mobilization can transform discipleship in the home, shape the culture of the church, and influence generations to come as families embrace God’s purposes and live on mission in everyday family life. We’ll also introduce practical resources to help churches equip families and begin putting this vision into practice.

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How can generative AI be used faithfully and wisely to strengthen missions mobilisation today? This workshop explores how AI can support the recruitment, administration, communication, and coordination of mission efforts, while also addressing the theological, ethical, and practical risks involved. Rather than starting with tools, the session begins by examining existing ministry workflows and missional tasks, showing how prompt engineering and responsible AI use can enhance fruitfulness for the Lord. A practical taxonomy of GenAI use will be introduced, illustrated through real-world case studies from church, seminary, and missions contexts

What helps missionaries thrive in living on personal support, not just survive? How do leadership, training, and organisational culture work together to build a sustainable missions environment? This workshop helps you to see the impact of how different elements work together, and follows a clear framework to guide you and your organisation towards healthy staff and engaged partners.

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Business as Mission (BAM) is establishing itself as a valid and effective methodology for missional engagement. However, it also presents the mobilizer with a new set of demands. Segment 1 of this workshop will lay the Foundations for BAM. Here, we will address the question of why do BAM and where it fits within today’s missions landscape. Segment 2 is an exploration of the concept of Building a BAM Ecosystem. If we are to properly mobilize and equip our workers we must understand the needs of the BAM practitioner to ensure sustainability and effectiveness.

Make training stick. Why do some trainings lead to action, while others don’t? How do people really learn how to thrive whilst living on support, especially in multi-national contexts?

Explore how to develop training that engages head, heart, and hands through Biblical foundations, community learning, and practical application.

This workshop helps to create an actionable plan to engage key stakeholders as active partners. It also explores how to expand our mobilisation reach through digital tools, journey with and equip more believers, while building a sustainable framework for participation in global mission.

Bridge the gap between knowing and doing. Why do people leave training inspired, but struggle to follow through? What helps them overcome fear and self-doubt? Discover how coaching supports lasting change by addressing beliefs, not just behavior, and by walking alongside people in their support raising journey.

In this workshop Nurisa Foundation (Indonesia) will share their experience mobilizing student and young professionals in their context, and how to multiply the movement through different context. And also, we will hear testimony from cross cultural workers who work with Nurisa and multiplying the mobilization movement in Africa and South Asia.