Renovate Is the Place to Start, It Is the Place

To Get The Tools You Need

This multi-denominational conference provides a national platform, voice and delivery network to catalyze church revitalization and renewal. Renovate spotlights significant practitioners and leaders in the                                                                                                                                                                              field of church revitalization and renewal. 

It Is More Than A Conference...

Renovate is a movement of church revitalizers committed to learning, growing, changing and leading                                                                                                                               change! This church revitalization conference is designed to connect, inspire, equip                                                                                                                           and challenge church leaders and pastors. Do you have a passion to see your church                                                                                                                           revitalized? The Renovate National Church Revitalization Conference is for you!

Conference Location: First Baptist Church Winter Park, FL 

Several Orlando area hotels offer discounted rates to Renovate Conference participants. Click here for a list of local hotels. 

What Does Church Revitalization Mean?

Church Revitalization is a movement within protestant evangelicalism, which emphasizes the missional work of turning a plateau or rapidly declining church around and moving it back towards growth. It is lead through a Church Revitalization Initiative, which is when a local church begins to work on the renewal of the church with a concerted effort to see the ministry revitalized and the church become healthy. Church Revitalization means that the local church knew how, at one time previously, to renew, revitalize, and re- establish the health and vitality of the ministry. One of the challenges for the laity in the day in which we live is that they have lost the knowledge of church renewal and no longer want to cultivate the skill sets necessary to see their church experience revitalization. Even sadder is when a congregation does not have the corporate memory that there was a day when the local church was reaching people for Christ Jesus and active as evangelistic witnesses into their community.