In this episode of Leaders in Living Rooms, Sean Morgan sits down with Sarah Jackson of Holy Trinity Brompton (HTB) to explore church revitalization inside the Church of England, raising diverse leadership pipelines, and what many are calling a “silent revival” among young people in the UK. Sarah shares her personal story of coming to faith at 13 through Alpha, the bold vision behind HTB’s Church Revitalisation Trust, and the urgent mission to reverse church decline by planting and revitalizing 1,000 churches. From developing “Peter” and “Caleb” leadership streams to stories of university students encountering Jesus through dreams and social media, this conversation is both strategic and deeply spiritual, reminding leaders that while systems matter, revival ultimately belongs to the Holy Spirit.
Welcome to Episode 156 of the Leaders in Living Rooms Podcast with Sean Morgan.
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WHO IS SARAH JACKSON?
Sarah is on the senior clergy team at Holy Trinity Brompton Church in London, UK. Sarah sits on the General Synod representing London in the Parliament of the Church. Sarah is Chair of the Alliance: https://alliancecofe.org. She is the founder and co-CEO of the Revitalise Trust (RT), https://revitalisetrust.org, which supports the raising up of leaders to plant churches across the UK and internationally. Prior to RT, Sarah was HTB Group Chief of Staff, Director of Operations and Executive Pastor at St Paul’s Hammersmith and was Founding Director of a Property and Design Company working in the UK and Europe. Sarah is an ordained minister in the Church of England. Sarah is married to Tom and they have three daughters and have a dog called Wilber, named after the reformer, William Wilberforce, who inspires them.
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