The Orchard Women’s Conference
London
17 October 2026
Troxy, Shadwell, London
Group Discount ✨ 10 or more get tickets 10% off. Applied automatically at checkout until September 6th 2026.
“The Orchard is a breath of fresh air. To be able to abandon myself in worship with words I understand and no children tugging on me is so good for my soul. It fills me up ready to be sent back.”
— Suzy“For me The Orchard was a real breakthrough of knowing I am seen by God. Amy's talk was impactful and I went forward for prayer and the lady praying simply prayed a series of blessings which were spot on.”
— Ione"It was a day of gentle nudges, of experiencing the presence of God, of feeling freer and letting go of burdens I have been carrying."
— JillBe Transformed
This year we're gathering around Romans 12:2 to ‘be transformed by the renewing of your mind’.
Most of us know what it is to be held back by our own thinking. There are thought patterns that keep returning, and a voice that tells us who we are and what's possible. God says one thing, our internal voice says another, and over time, without us really choosing it, the wrong voice wins.
There will be Bible teaching, worship that makes room for God to move, and guests with real authority to speak into this. Our prayer is that you leave more aware, more equipped, and more convinced of the truth than when you walked in.
“The Orchard is a breath of fresh air. To be able to abandon myself in worship with words I understand and no responsibilities tugging on me is so good for my soul. It fills me up ready to be sent back.”
Guests and Hosts
Christine Caine
Christine is an Australian activist, evangelist, author, and public speaker. Christine and her husband Nick are best known for founding The A21 Campaign in 2008, a non-profit organisation that combats human trafficking around the globe.
Jo Hargreaves
Jo Hargreaves is a psychotherapist, pastor, writer, and speaker who integrates theology and therapy, submitting neuroscience to the authority of scripture. As the founder of Faith Filled Therapy and host of The Faith Filled Therapy Podcast, Jo creates spaces where neuroscience and scripture meet, offering practical insight into mental health, identity, and spiritual formation.
Amy Hughes
Amy has been leading Trinity Church Nottingham since 2020 alongside her husband Jonny. She is an ordained priest into the Church of England. Spending much of her time being mum to her five young children, she is also known to squeeze in a home DIY project here and there. She enjoys walking the family dog with her husband, but her life passion is leading people into the beautiful presence of Jesus where life is transformed and freedom released.
Zo Ross-Waddell
Zo will be leading us in worship joined by musicians from Gas Street Music and Trinity Music. We are so expectant of how this team will lead us into God’s presence.
Rachel Hughes
Rachel is married to Tim and together they have five children. She is co-senior Pastor of Gas Street church in Birmingham, a church they planted in 2015. Two of her passions are seeing women of every age and stage released into the call of God on their lives, and the other is inspiring families to foster and adopt.
Schedule
DOORS: 9.30AM
SESSION 1: 10.30-12.30pm
Amy Hughes feat. Christine Caine
LUNCH: (12.30pm - 1.30pm) - feel free to bring a packed lunch
SESSION 2: (1.30pm - 2.15pm)
Winning the war with Your Mind - Jo Hargreaves
BREAK: (2.15pm - 2.30pm)
SESSION 2: (2.30pm - 4pm)
His Verdict is Yes - Rachel Hughes
BREAK: (4pm - 4.30pm)
SESSION 3: 4.30pm-7pm
Christine Caine
More information coming soon.
Schedule subject to change.
FAQs
Here are some frequently asked questions.
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Yes! There will be a Youth Conference happening at St Paul’s Shadwell.
Youth need to go directly to St Paul’s to sign up.
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This conference will be the very similar to Birmingham with a few tweaks relating to the venue. Same worship team, same great teaching!
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Yes! When you book 10 tickets or more before 6th September then a 10% discount is automatically applied. Tickets need to all be booked at the same time to received the discount.
Seating is not reserved so you can sit wherever you choose.
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Sadly not - we would advise using public transport or pre-booking your parking nearby.
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This year our London venue has a strict bag check policy, the venue stewards will be doing a bag check at the doors so please be mindful of this. This also means that you can only bring an empty water bottle with you or a sealed cold drink (e.g. a can of coke).
To make your day great (because we know how much you need your coffee!) we have arranged for a coffee vendor to serve tea and coffees (free of charge) throughout the day during the session breaks, we are also installing water coolers throughout the building. Please bring a coffee cup if you have one.
During the lunch break we would recommend bringing a packed lunch with you which you are fine to eat in the auditorium (please take your rubbish to the bins) there are a few shops and restaurants nearby if you want to venture out.
What can I bring?
Small bag
Packed lunch and snacks (cold)
Sealed cold drink
Empty water bottle
Empty Coffee cup/flask
What can I not bring?
Hot drinks
Hot food
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Yes until 14 days before the event.
Youth
You know we run an Orchard Youth Conference on the same day? Come and be surrounded by hundreds of other young girls from across the country, to discover your God given identity!
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All our tickets are unreserved when purchased so if you require an accessible seat, including a seat with step-free access, then please let us know and we can arrange this for you.
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We offer a free companion ticket for anyone who requires assistance to enable them to attend the conference.
Once you’ve purchased your ticket, please get in touch at hello@theorchardwomen.com and we can add your companion onto your ticket. We will need you to send us one of the following pieces of evidence dated within the last year.
Entitlement to Disability Living Allowance for children under 16 or DLA/Personal Independent Payments (PIP) for those aged 16-64, either in the form of a letter stating that the benefit has been awarded, or the actual Allowance book
Attendance Allowance or Carer's Allowance letter of award
Incapacity Benefit books, or a letter notifying the recipient that the benefit has been awarded Incapacity Benefit, Employment Support Allowance (ESA). Disability Student's Allowance (DSA) or DID card (UK Disabled ID Card)
A valid Blue Badge
In the case of visual impairment, a registration card known as the BD8 or a Certificate of Visual Impairment (CVI)
Credibility’s Access Card with the carer/companion symbol
GP’s letter - dated within 3 months
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We have a wonderful stewarding team who will be more than happy to assist you in any way they can. Please do make any requirements known to the team on arrival or find someone with a team lanyard if you have any questions!
Accessibility
We want everyone to feel welcome at The Orchard Women’s Conference so we’ve answered a few questions to help you plan your day a little better. For more information specific to Troxy please visit their website. Or for any general access queries please email us at hello@theorchardwomen.com.
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Moving lights will be used throughout the conference, particularly at the start and during worship. However flashing or strobing light effects will not be used.
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Yes, there is a foyer area open to all attendees throughout the conference.
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The venue is fully accessible with lift access and disabled toilets on each floor.
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You are welcome to bring your infant with you. Bear in mind that there will be loud music so we recommend bringing ear defenders with you.