2027 GO CONFERENCE
February 26-27 | Burke Community Church | Burke, Virginia
He has called us to DO JUSTICE LOVE KINDNESS WALK HUMBLY
Micah 6:8 (ESV)
Ready to put your faith into action?
God calls us to live out the gospel through faithful discipleship, compassionate service, and intentional evangelism. Through biblical teaching and practical training, this conference will:
- Equip believers to WALK HUMBLY with God through deeper discipleship
- LOVE KINDNESS through Christlike compassion and service
- Challenge us to DO JUSTICE by demonstrating God’s love in our communities
Join us at the 5th annual GO Conference as we explore how to share the gospel, make disciples, and cultivate a church culture where every believer is equipped to follow Jesus and help others follow Him.
“GO is a celebration of how God is working in our community and around the world to proclaim the good news...”
Allen (2026 attendee)
2027 SPEAKERS
Alycia Wood
Alycia’s journey into apologetics began with a desire to explore deeper questions about the Christian faith. With degrees in Criminal Justice, Sociology, and Social Justice, she has served internationally and spent eight years with Ravi Zacharias International Ministries. She now speaks on cultural issues through apologetics ministry and hosts the Hey Alycia! podcast, available on Apple, Spotify, and apologetics.org.
Jody Jennings
Jody Jennings serves as Associate Vice President for Campus Ministries at North Greenville University. Passionate about preaching the Gospel and helping people embrace God’s calling, he previously served as a missionary in Uganda and a church planter in North Dakota. Jody and his wife, Emily, have five children. He holds degrees from North Greenville University and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he is completing his Doctor of Education.
Rev. Dr. Nathan Chiroma
Dr. Chiroma is the Principal of Africa College of Theology in Kigali City, Rwanda. He has been serving in theological education for the last 30 years, following his work as a pastor spanning different countries. Dr. Chiroma obtained a bachelor’s degree in theology at ECWA Theological Seminary Igbaja, a Master of Divinity at the International Leadership University and a Master of Theology and Doctorate of Philosophy in practical theology from Stellenbosch University.
Rev. Jim Martin
Jim Martin serves as International Justice Mission’s Vice President of Spiritual Formation, equipping leaders to pursue justice through deeper dependence on God. A former pastor and author of The Just Church (Tyndale, 2012), Jim speaks internationally at churches and conferences. He and his wife, Jenna, live near Washington, DC, with their three children.
SCHEDULE
Friday, February 26th
6:40pm Speaker: Dr. Nathan Chiroma – Across the Street and Across the World: Living Micah 6:8
8:00pm Worship & Closing Prayer
Saturday, February 27th
4:00pm Closing
BREAKOUTS
The Justice Paradox
Are we called to do justice simply because we have something to offer those who suffer injustice? Or is it perhaps more complicated and more wonderful than that? Come dive into what the prophet Isaiah says about this fascinating question. Through a study and discussion of Isaiah chapter 58, we’ll gain a deeply compelling vision of what happens—for everyone—when we seek justice, rescue the oppressed, defend the orphan, and plead for the widow.
Living Out Micah 6:8 Across the Street and Around the World
During this breakout we will focus on how Micah 6:8 impacts our missions efforts. God sends people, not just principles, with a purpose. Micah 6:8 is not a clever slogan but a commission. This session will discuss ways everyone can be involved in the mission of God.
Making Room at the Table
Drawing on African perspectives on hospitality, shared responsibility, and the church’s ministry, this interactive session will translate Micah 6:8 into practical choices about giving and serving, locally and globally.
REGISTER
Pre-registration discounts of $20 applied if you register before January 8th.