Women In Mission

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Women in Mission: Seen, Sent and Sustained 

Join us for a day of inspiration, connection and shared wisdom as women engaged in mission gather to explore what it means to be truly seen by God, sent with purpose, and sustained for the journey. Through stories, teaching and conversation, we’ll create space to reflect, be encouraged and strengthen one another in our callings.

During our time together, we’ll hear from a panel of women who have a wealth of experience within the mission sector.  

Abi Willetts Bio:

Abi Willetts is a member of the Ministry Team of Ichthus Christian Fellowship. In Ichthus London Abi takes responsibility for areas of Pastoral and Prayer Ministry and a residential discipleship course for Young Adults called ‘Rooted’. Her main area of responsibility within the Ichhtus movement is for the Ichthus Overseas missions work, in nations including Thailand, Myanmar, France, Lebanon and Nepal. Abi is also a member of the Global Connections Board.

Abi longs to see more of the Holy Spirit’s activity in the church and to see all believers, young and old, maturing in their faith. She is committed to the place of the local church in the purposes of God and longs for a fresh move of Gods Spirit in the UK. Whenever she can she enjoys spending time with her nieces and nephews and pottering in her little garden in Greenwich, South East London!

Annette Tony-Fadipe Bio:

Annette is an evangelist shaped by a rich and diverse ministry journey; raised and formed within Christ Apostolic Church, trained in evangelism with Christ for all Nations (CfaN), and currently serving at Harvest Church London. This breadth of experience, spanning traditions and cultures, has given her a deep passion for meeting people where they are and taking the Gospel beyond the familiar.

A worship leader as well as an evangelist, Annette has engaged in a wide range of mission expressions - from street and one-to-one evangelism to mass crusades - both across the UK and internationally, including the US, India, and Uganda. She is passionate about reaching those the Church can struggle to reach, and about worship evangelism as a powerful tool for encounter.

She currently works as Impact and Operations Manager at FAST London, a Christian youth charity working with hard-to-reach young people, where she is also involved in mentoring, discipleship, and leading Gospel initiatives.

Usha Reifsnider Bio:

Usha Reifsnider is a British Gujarati Christ follower. Her parents were Hindu migrants from India. Usha has served in full time cross cultural mission since 1988 with a specific focus on migrant engagement. Usha holds an MA in Practical Theology and a PhD with a special focus on the intersection of Cultural Anthropology and Practical Theology. Usha serves as one of the two Lausanne Europe Regional directors. She also serves on the board of European Evangelical Alliance and is a director with the Centre for Missionaries from the Majority World. Usha is married to Dr Matthew Reifsnider and has two married children and two adopted grandlads.

Discover a dynamic speaker and expert who combines the depth of a cultural anthropologist and theologian with the engaging presence of a public speaker. Specializing in research on diaspora people groups, this published author offers specially designed cross-cultural and intercultural training tailored for both local and international audiences. With extensive experience in practitioner and postgraduate education, they bring a wealth of knowledge in leadership and cultural insight to every event.

Who is this event for: Men and women in mission, ministry, leadership or that want to go into those spaces.

Date: Wednesday 24th June 2026

Time: 10:00am to 4:00pm

Venue: The Evangelical Alliance 176 Copenhagen Street, London, N1 0ST

Cost: £35 for GC members / £70 for non-members.