Ready for More Together 2025?
Thursday 21st - Monday 25th August
Trinity Park Showground, Ipswich IP3 9UH
Coming to the Festival
Address
Trinity Park Conference & Events Centre
Trinity Park, Felixstowe Road,
Ipswich IP3 8UH
Arrival & Registration
👋 Arrival time: Please do not arrive before 12:00 midday on Thursday, unless you are on a serving team.
Campers: The camping zones will be open from midday on Thursday for those setting up tents. The rest of the site will be off-limits until 17:00. (Following the end of the festival at 12:00 on Monday, your campsite must be cleared by 17:00.)
Day ticket holders and non-campers: Check-in at the Info Point, open from 17:00 on Thursday.
🎟️ Have your tickets ready: ALL attendees (campers, non-campers and day ticket holders) must have their tickets ready to show on arrival. (They are accessible via your Solidrock account.)
✅ Check-in and wristbands: On Thursday only, please check in with your group coordinator on arrival to collect your wristband.
If you are part of a smaller group without a coordinator, or if you are a Day Delegate, please go to the Info Point, open from 17:00 on Thursday, and from 7:00 until 22:00 Friday to Sunday to collect your wristband.
From Friday onwards, all check-in and wristband collection will take place at the Info Point, open 7:00 - 10:00 daily.
Your wristband must be worn at all times to access the main meetings and Under-18s programmes.
Arriving by Train
The festival venue is a 15 minute drive from Ipswich train station, or a 1 hour journey using local public transport. It may be worth considering using local taxis for transfer to the venue.
Arriving by Car
There is a large car park a little walk from the venue for all festival-goers to use. If you are camping you are permitted to take your car on site during set-up, however all cars need to be moved to the car park by the end of Thursday evening.
Accessible Parking
There are limited spaces for parking in front of the Main Stage itself and we would ask you to only use these spaces if mobility is an issue for you. If you require accessible parking this is something that you will need to let the gate team know on arrival. They will then give you a pass that lets us know that you have been permitted to park in this car park.
Site Map
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Programme
Festival Programme
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Things to do
We have allowed for plenty of time in the afternoons to spend time together enjoying the many activities taking place around the site. Enjoy sports such as volleyball and rounders, take a trip out to one of the sites around Ipswich or explore the beautiful festival grounds themselves. Get yourselves along to one of our amazing teaching seminars, take a peaceful moment in the prayer room or relax with family and friends over a coffee in with not one, but TWO coffee vans on site.
Sports Tournaments
Sports activities take place at 3pm on the Sports Field and suitable for all ages
Friday
Dodgeball
Saturday
Sports Day
Sunday
Volleyball
After Hours Events
Keep socialising after sun-down with our late night activities, taking place at 9pm
Friday - Sunday
Bar open
Friday
Late Night Worship
Saturday
Barn Dance
General Opening Times
As well as a few on-site vendors, you can take advantage of many off-site shops and restaurants located nearby.
Bookshop
Open 1-5pm, Friday-Sunday
The wonderful Green Pastures Bookshop will be on site again during the festival with many books available to purchase. They will have a wide variety of materials available for all ages, and will accept both cash and card payment.
Coffee Vans 1 & 2
Open Friday-Sunday, 6:30am - 6:30pm and Monday, 8am - 9:30am
From your first morning brew through to a final risky caffeinated latte in the afternoon, we’ve got not one, but TWO coffee vans to keep you sipping happy all day.
Food Vendors
Open 12:30-5:30pm, Friday-Sunday
This year we are pleased to offer a much BIGGER variety of options for food and refreshments! We will have a cafe open all day on site for you to enjoy and this year we are welcoming several different food truck vendors for you to enjoy throughout the event.
Fun for 0-99s
Friday-Sunday, 12:30-5:00pm
A field of inflatables and fun for all ages!
Seminars at More Together
This year there are MORE choices than ever! What will you choose?
Most seminars will take place at 2pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday unless stated otherwise.
Life in the Spirit
Friday
Receiving and Growing in the Holy Spirit (Peter Vincent & Nicky Beardon)
Saturday
Eagerly Desiring Spiritual Gifts (especially the gift of prophecy) (Rich Young & Adrian Horner)
Sunday
Being Strengthened in the Holy Spirit (Anna Goodman & Mike Frisby)
The Quiet Work: Emotionally Healthy
Friday
Being Human: Holding a Healthy & Biblical Perspective (Matt Fell)
Saturday
How to build a church family that is accessible to those who live with additional needs (Rachel Nightingale & Susie Voke)
Sunday
Soul Care: Panel Discussion (Matt Fell & Friends)
Everyone a Witness
Friday
Discover 411 Training
Are you ready and prepared to “Go” and make new disciples? Want to know how to share your story and how to share God’s story? Can you train others to be labourers in the harvest? Join us for our 411 training which is foundational equipping for every Christian.
Saturday
Into the Harvest
Gain hands-on experience of sharing the gospel and how to set up harvest teams in your church. Starting with some training, we will then go out in teams onto the streets of Ipswich to pray and share the gospel together.
Sunday
Discipleship Plan
When people are saved, how do we disciple them well? Learn how to make a discipleship plan for new Christians and cover the foundational doctrines they need to grow their faith in Jesus.
Godly Leadership
Learn principles to apply in the context of both the Church and the Workplace
Saturday
Insights from Stef Liston
In this seminar we will do our best to look at how Jesus led and learn how we might step into responsibilities with Christlike courage and humility.
Sunday
Insights from Mike Betts
Leaders whether in the local church, wider community or the workplace are responsible for seeing the mission accomplished and for creating the culture within which the mission is accomplished. In this session we will look at such issues as creating a healthy leadership culture, nurturing accountability that works, how to handle spiritual authority in a biblical way, and unique ‘snap shots’ of issues that can affect different seasons of ministry.
Pioneering
Saturday
Here & Now – Real Stories of UK Church Planting Today (Gordon & Natalie Watson & friends)
Thinking about church planting — or wondering what it really looks like on the ground today? Join a panel of 7/8 Relational Mission pioneers who are each faithfully living out their call in different ways, among the people and places Jesus has led them to. Be encouraged, ask your questions, and catch a fresh vision for how you could get involved in what Jesus is doing across the UK.
Sunday
Called to go (Maurice & Rachel Nightingale)
Do you have a heart for a particular nation or people group, or do you feel called to serve abroad somewhere? Have you received prophetic words or sensed God speaking to you about serving in another culture? Are you positioned to travel easily and / or have unique access to live and work in another nation?
Then join us for the Called To Go seminar to meet like minded people, to explore further what opportunities there are, and to be encouraged to pursue what the Lord has for you.
Prayer
Friday
Prayer, Provision and Power (Adam Voke)
Come and learn how to pray from George Muller and Rees Howells! You’ll hear stories of what God did in the UK and beyond 120+ years ago and go away inspired and equipped by the parallel principles that guided their faith, their obedience and their adventures in prayer.
Saturday
Dealing with the Demonic (Mike Frisby & Anna Goodman)
1 John 3v8 says, “The reason the Son of God appeared was to destroy the works of the devil.” With a combination of teaching and Q&A, this seminar will help you to:
Understand how demonic influence might occur and work
Know the authority and tools we have in Christ to deal with demonic influence
Reflect on practical lessons learned in pastoral practice where there is demonic influence
Sunday
Healing the Sick (Tom Heaton)
Want to see more healing? Unsure how far the Bible encourages us to ‘name and claim it’? Confused by the different approaches and perspectives?
Whether you’re confident praying for healing, wrestling with the experience of not being healed, or you’d just love to see God heal more people through you, come and hear a healthy theology of healing, followed by time for Q&A.
Prophetic Encouragement
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
4-5pm in the Cattle Shed (after the prayer seminar)
Sign up required.
This is an exciting opportunity for you to gather with some of the more experienced prophetic people in the RM family and stir up the gift of prophecy together to encourage one another. The session will include some teaching and equipping for everyone and then we will gather in small groups with a Prophetic person facilitating the rest of our time together.
In these groups everyone will be praying, listening and sharing - not just the Prophetic Team member - so come expectant not only to receive but to fan the gift of prophecy into flame. In 1 Corinthians 14, Paul exhorts everyone to eagerly desire to prophesy and the results are an encouraged, strengthened and comforted people - so sign up quickly as numbers are limited. This is yet another opportunity to give and receive ‘More - Together’.
A practical note, you may well want a record of words spoken over you so, bring your smart phone to record as we won’t be recording the sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Key questions about the festival are answered below. If you have any further questions not covered please contact us.
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Absolutely! We have a fully seated Big Top and there will be accessible seats reserved for those who need them so please do notify us of this when you book your ticket.
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This year instead of providing a catered ticket option we are instead going to be bringing in a range of food trucks to be available for you should you want to buy dinner on site.
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Not at all! We know camping is not for everyone and there are plenty of hotels and Air BnBs within easy distance of the showground. Why not group together with some others from your church and share the cost of an Air BnB together?
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Yes! This event would not be possible without our volunteers and so please do select a team ticket if you are able to serve. You will then receive a discount depending on whether you serve full or part time.
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Yes absolutely! This is an event for each and every member of the family so all the children will have their own groups to attend, including the youth! We want everyone to be strengthened this week and we hope they will be able to utilise these group times to further explore their own faith.
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The heart of this event is to not only build up and strengthen each other spiritually, but to develop and build on life long friendships. So whilst we will be putting on main meetings within the day there will also be a big focus on social time together and we are creating lots of social spaces and activites to allow for this to happen.
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Yes! A limited number of day tickets will be released on Friday 20th June. For the first time this year, we are also introducing an overnight stay as an add-on, for those who would like to camp on-site overnight. If you book this add-on, ensure you have bought a day ticket for each day either side.
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Trinity Park has some really excellent sheltered areas and we will be working on making sure that all the activities we have planned can be weather adjusted as we all know the wonders of British summertime!
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It is a show ground but well paved. All the conference venues themselves are wheelchair accessible.
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Please see our term and conditions for details of refunding.
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This year we have arranged for a number of food trucks to be on site, as well as our cafe area. There are also plenty of supermarkets within a 10 minute drive of the showground.
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Yes, caravans are allowed on-site.
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Other than Guide and Assistance dogs, no other animals are permitted.
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Of course! You will be given a wristband at registration which you will need to wear to be allowed back on site.
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Yes, Trinity Park is a secure site and we will have our gate team on in the day and then paid for security on site in the evening.
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Yes, as long as the fire is raised off the ground (i.e. in a fire pit/BBQ, NOT bonfire style or disposable BBQs placed directly on the ground).
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Once you have unloaded your car it will need to be moved to a nearby campground that we will be using for the car parking. Cars will be easily accessible throughout the weekend.
Should you require closer access to the main stage then there is a small amount of parking right in front of the main building and we will reserve some of these spaces for those that need them.
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This year we have a better system in place to make electric hook-up points available to those who need it.
They will be arranged through the Group Coordinator (GC) of each church’s site. In due time, expect your GC to get in touch to find out who requires a hook-up point. They will pass that information to us.
Please don’t email us about it directly, but make your GC aware of your needs. Don’t know who your GC is? Get in touch with your church’s office to find out.
For our terms and conditions for the event, click here.