Speaking, podcasts and planting cohorts.

Topics

• Planting and revitalising churches in a post-Christian culture
• Disciple-making in the parish: what it means and how to start
• Raising leaders who can carry the work further
• Anglican mission in minority settings, from Poland to England
• Preaching for the ear

Short bio

Mack Deptula is an Anglican priest and church planter in Fareham, England. Born in Gdańsk, he trained at St Mellitus College and worked with the Gregory Centre for Church Multiplication before leading St Peter and St Paul, Fareham. He writes on church planting, disciple-making and Anglican history.

Longer bio

Mack Deptula is a Church of England priest, serving as Minister of St Peter and St Paul, Fareham, and Associate Minister at St John’s Fareham. Born in Gdańsk, Poland, he moved to the UK in 2012 and trained for ordination at St Mellitus College. Before Fareham he worked with the Gregory Centre for Church Multiplication and a resource church in Leicester, and served his curacy at St Andrew’s, Exwick. His ministry is shaped by a single aim: making disciples, developing leaders, and building churches that plant churches. He writes on church planting in a post-Christian culture, disciple-making in the parish, leadership, preaching and the story of Anglican mission, and he is building Ministry Station, church management software for churches in the UK and US.

Speaker one-sheet (PDF) and headshots: to add once the new photos are ready.