What is Edinburgh 2010?

Edinburgh 2010 is a multi-denominational and international project set up to commemorate the 1910 World Missionary Conference, and to provide new perspectives on mission for the 21st century. To find out more about the history and governance of Edinburgh 2010 click here.

How can you be part of Edinburgh 2010?

Edinburgh 2010 offers many ways for Christians all over the world to be part of the movement.

STUDY PROCESS
At the heart of the project is a decentralised Study Process, which looks at mission related topics from many different angles. Research and conferences are going on all over the world, and stimulating a great deal of Resources for reflection on mission and World Christianity.

2010 CONFERENCE
From 2 to 6 June 2010 a Centenary Conference will take place in and around the historic sites of the 1910 Conference. The Edinburgh 2010 General Council has invited 250 church and mission leaders to come to Edinburgh and is welcoming another 900 visitors for the Sunday Celebrations.

2010.GLOBAL
You don't need to come to Edinburgh to celebrate and commemorate 2010. Keynote speeches and the Sunday Celebrations will be available as video podcats or live stream on the internet. During the conference we will put as much information (speeches, papers, pictures etc) online as possible. Moreover, we invite Christians all over the world to set up their own event in the Edinburgh 2010 spirit. Visit our 2010.global section to find out more. 

YOUTH
Young missiologists are welcome to take part in our Multimedia Competition or to join our Global Discussion about one of the nine study themes.

How can you keep up-to-date?

Our monthly electronic newsletter keeps you up-to-date on all news related to the Centenary. If you want to meet other Christians interested in mission, join our Facebook group or follow us on Twitter.