You don’t need a large venue or a big team — just a passion for leadership and a desire to invest in your community. We’ll guide you every step of the way.
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Share some basic information about your church or organization so we can get to know your context.
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Once approved, you’ll receive training, promotional resources and a dedicated support team to walk alongside you.
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Open your doors, invite your community and create a transformational leadership experience for everyone who attends.
You'll receive everything you need to convene an exceptional gathering for leaders.
Open your doors, invite your community and create a transformational leadership experience for everyone who attends.
- A dedicated GLN Support Team: Personalized support from people who have helped hundreds of churches succeed.
- Access to Summit Ascent: Our annual in-person event to connect with leaders across the country, get equipped with leadership training and tools to promote the Summit.
- A complete toolkit: Step-by-step instructions, planning checklists, best practices and event guidelines.
- Promotional tools: Customizable graphics, videos, email templates and social media content.
- Technical support: Clear instructions and assistance to ensure your experience runs smoothly.
- Exclusive church partner discounts: Special pricing that lets you offer the Summit at an accessible cost for your church members.
Real Stories From Churches
Lead where you are.
The Summit has always been about equipping leaders — not just in big cities or major venues, but in every community.
When you hold a Summit locally, you multiply the mission of developing leaders who bring renewal, innovation and hope to the places they live and serve.
You don’t need a massive building.
You don’t need a huge team.
You simply need a desire to invest in people.
God does the rest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the requirements to become a Summit Partner and host the Summit?
How many people typically attend?
What kind of support does GLN provide?
What technology is needed?
Is hosting a Summit expensive?
Can only churches hold summits?
Can organizations partner to cohost?
