WHY THE CHURCH VITALITY CONFERENCE?

Studies are consistently showing that churches are declining and plateauing. Specifically speaking, there has been an average net loss of 3,500 churches each year over the last twenty-plus years. Of the remaining churches, almost 90% percent of them are not experiencing vitality.

Post-COVID numbers have indicated that 10,000 to 15,000 churches in the United States will close their doors in the next few years. The attrition rate is serious, and we desire to do something about it by offering a collection of people to push back the darkness and help you lead forward.

The Church Vitality Conference is a must-attend event for anyone seeking to breathe new life into their church community. In the beautiful backdrop of New England, this conference promises to be a transformative experience. One compelling reason to attend is the unique opportunity to learn from today's leading New England practitioners through breakout sessions. These local experts bring an invaluable wealth of knowledge and practical experience in addressing the specific challenges faced by churches in this region. Whether it's navigating demographic shifts or engaging with a changing community, these practitioners will provide invaluable insights and strategies tailored to New England churches.

The conference also includes a lineup of national speakers who will delve into topics guaranteed to infuse vitality into any church experiencing attrition and yearning for renewal. These speakers are renowned across the country for their expertise in church growth, leadership, and revitalization strategies. 

For anyone committed to revitalizing their church and ensuring its lasting impact, the Church Vitality Conference is the ultimate gathering to gain knowledge, inspiration, and a network of like-minded individuals, all sharing the same mission of building thriving, vibrant church communities.

About The Host 

Gary Moritz is the Director behind the Church Vitality Conference in New England, an event designed to empower churches through enhancing leadership, community, and overall vitality. In partnership with the BCNE (Baptist Churches of New England), the conference aims to foster connections, inspire, and activate church leaders, aligning them with the common goal of achieving vitality in their congregations and communities.