Connect + Network
If you consider yourself to be a business professional, entrepreneur, creative, or have a desire to start a new business venture, please join us at this special connecting event for Kingdom business leaders.
Guest speaker, Heather Paton (Builders Collab / The Summit Church), will be exploring the Kingdom at work through the eyes of local business owners. This event will empower you to steward your own personal revival so you can see it lead to an awakening and reformation within your sphere of influence. Joining Heather is Samuel Robinson (Voice of Revival Ministries), along with other influential voices that you will want to hear from.
Connect with like-minded industry leaders in an environment that supports your collective goals and vision of seeing Kingdom advance in and through the business world today!
To assist with the flow of the morning, this event is intended for adults only. Childcare will not be available at the church.
What to Expect
Learn how to use your gifts of business leadership for the Kingdom of God.
Network with other business people in Kingdom City and our community.
Connect with like-minded professionals.
Learn from the success of other business leaders.
About the Speaker
Heather Paton is both a pastor and the Co-Director of Builders Collab, whose mission is to empower and encourage business leaders, entrepreneurs, and creatives. She and her husband, Jamie, both serve on the Teaching Team at The Summit Church in Edmonton. Working with leaders and community developers, Heather knows true cultural transformation comes when Kings and Priests partner together! She has an entrepreneur heart and carries within her effective and creative strategies to connect with those outside the walls of the church. Heather has a strong gift of faith and exhortation and, partnered with her heart for the nations, she has seen transformation all around the globe.
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Disclaimer: As we gather in person for ministry events and activities, please know that we follow all current health and safety measures for "places of worship," as outlined by the Alberta Government. Adults are, of course, self-responsible in deciding what events or activities they and/or their families will participate in, knowing that other attendees may carry the COVID-19 virus but not exhibit symptoms. For all church-related activities, we ask all participants (including staff and volunteers) to use hand sanitizer or wash hands with soap and water upon entering the church building or someone’s home, and to stay home if you’re feeling ill or running a fever.