The New Zealand Christian Network's three-yearly Christian Leaders' Congress returns to The Street Church, Mount Victoria, Wellington, 17–18 November 2026.
The New Zealand Christian Leaders' Congress returns to Wellington on 17–18 November 2026, held at The Street Church on Hania Street in Mount Victoria. According to the New Zealand Christian Network, the Congress gathers church and ministry leaders from across the country roughly every three years, and the 2026 edition follows the 2023 Congress.
The organiser frames it as a working gathering rather than a showcase, describing it as a time for leaders to work through the challenges and opportunities facing the church in the current New Zealand context.
The Congress is organised by the New Zealand Christian Network (NZCN), a national, cross-denominational body that connects Christian leaders and organisations across New Zealand. NZCN lists the event on its own site and handles registration through Humanitix, with enquiries directed to its team. The three-yearly rhythm and the continuity with the 2023 Congress indicate an established, recurring programme rather than a one-off.
NZCN describes the audience as Christian leaders broadly: national church leaders, pastors and ministry leaders, staff of Christian organisations, youth leaders, local church leaders including elders, and students studying theology. The organiser notes that both emerging and experienced leaders are welcome, and the content is deliberately New Zealand-specific. The published programme is built around a mix of shorter and longer presentations, panels, round-table discussions, worship, Bible ministry, prayer, and elective workshops. At the time of listing, NZCN said it was still confirming topics and presenters, so named speakers were not yet published.
The Congress is being held at The Street Church, 9 Hania Street, Mount Victoria, Wellington. Mount Victoria is an inner-city Wellington suburb immediately east of the central business district, so the venue sits within walking distance of the central city, the waterfront and the main transport hubs, and is served by Wellington's central bus network. The two-day format runs long on Day 1 (10:00am to 8:30pm, including an evening session) and a shorter Day 2 (9:00am to 4:00pm). NZCN states that meals are included with tickets across both days, which reduces the need for off-site meal breaks during the programme.
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