1-5 September 2025
Join us for an inspiring online gathering rooted in prayer, action, and shared learning between the dioceses of Kimberley & Kuruman and Oxford.
This year’s K&K Summit explores what it means to be human – in the world, in the church, and in the communities we are called to serve. With morning Bible studies, livestreamed addresses, collaborative reflections, and opportunities to take meaningful action wherever you are, the summit invites us to journey together across cultures and contexts.
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What to expect
Each day follows a rhythm of reflection, participation and prayer – designed to be accessible to clergy, lay leaders, and all who care about global church connection, justice and mission.
- Morning Bible study (posted online daily – engage anytime)
- Morning Prayer via Zoom
- Themed morning addresses (live and pre-recorded talks from global voices)
- Afternoon action
- Tuesday 2 Sept: Livestreamed address
- Wednesday 3 Sept: Local environmental action
- Thursday 4 Sept: Local action focused on youth and gender justice
- Evening worship
- Evening Prayer and online Compline (7.30pm)
You'll be invited to share reflections via a message wall and contribute video clips for a summit-wide video montage.
Featured speakers
- Archbishop Thabo Makgoba – on being human in the world
- Bishop Brian and partners from the Anglican Communion Safe Church Commission – on safeguarding and the future church
- Young leaders from both dioceses – sharing insight from recent youth exchanges
- And more voices from South Africa and the UK exploring themes of justice, hope and belonging.
Final day worship
Our time together concludes on 5 September with a special shared worship service, streamed live from multiple locations in both dioceses - a powerful act of unity, prayer, and ongoing commitment to one another.
Save the date
Save the date and register to receive speaker updates, Zoom links, and video uploads.
All sessions will be streamed via Zoom. The team will also guide you in how to participate in the message wall and share your own reflections.
This is a moment to be part of something wider – a shared witness to God’s justice, humanity and hope in a connected, compassionate church.