Vision Tour | Colwyn Bay
Description
Every day matters to God – and God cares about our everyday matters.
Just think about the difference it would make if we went into our regular places and tasks knowing every day matters to God. It would change our homes, jobs, clubs, and cities. It would change the UK – and the world.
In 2026, we’re continuing our tour of UK cities, sharing that transformative vision across the nation.
This November, join us in North Wales and discover how living as a disciple of Jesus can transform your daily life and work. We'll also explore how you can partner with us to make a difference at this pivotal moment in our culture.
Through stories, research findings, videos, and interviews, we’ll share the essence of what we do, and explain how we can serve you and your church as you seek to be authentic disciples of Jesus, right where you are.
Whether you're living as a disciple out in the world or hold a leadership role in church (or both!), you'll leave inspired and encouraged for the mission God has called you to, day by day.
The event starts at 3pm, with food and refreshments from 5pm. Tickets are free but pre-booking is essential.
Lineup

Ken Benjamin
Director of Church Relationships at LICC. Formerly President of Baptists Together, Ken joined LICC in September 2020. He is a leading voice in the whole-life discipleship movement. As Director of Church Relationships at LICC, Ken is responsible for leading our church-facing work, helping fuel a sustainable whole-life disciplemaking culture in the UK church. Ken is the author of the book Vital Signs, which unpacks 20 practical ways churches can embed whole-life disciplemaking, and forms part of our flagship resource for church leaders. He is married to Sue, and they have two adult children. In his free time, he enjoys playing golf and tennis as well as time away in his VW camper.

Josh Hinton
Head of Communications at LICC. Josh is in charge of our brilliant Comms Team. He helps set overall strategy, oversees our website, emails, PR, social media, and marketing channels, and makes sure we communicate clearly to all our different audiences. He also does a healthy dose of editing, like a very tall version of Clippit, the helpful Microsoft Word paperclip. In his spare time he spends too much money on vinyl with his wife, and annoys people by being enormous at gigs. He lives just down the road from Colwyn Bay, in the beautiful city of Chester.
FAQs
- I have booked a ticket but haven’t received a confirmation email. What should I do?
Check your spam/junk folder. If you still can’t find it please email events@licc.org.uk.
- Do I need to bring a printed ticket to the event?
There is no need to bring a printed ticket. We will only require your name to verify your ticket place.
- Is my ticket transferable?
If you would like to transfer your ticket to another person, please contact events@licc.org.uk.
- Can I update my registration?
If you need to make amendments to your booking please email events@licc.org.uk.
- What is the photography policy for the event?
A lot of our events are filmed and have a photographer present. If this is the case, there will be signage at the venue and a designated seating area for anyone not wanting to be filmed or photographed.
- Parking and accessibility information
Please contact the venue for information around parking and accessibility.
- Who can I contact with questions?
You can contact events@licc.org.uk if you have any questions about the event.
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