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For guest speakers

A room of people who came to change something.

We are not looking for spectators, and neither are our speakers. If you have something hard-earned to say, this is a community that will actually act on it.

Two people listening closely at an Igniters gathering

Why speak at Igniters

Small enough to matter, serious enough to be worth your time.

We are deliberately building consistency before scale, so our gatherings are not large. What they are is attentive. People come because they want to grow, and they come back because something changed.

We measure our own success by transformed lives rather than attendance. That means we would rather you say one true, costly thing to thirty people who will act on it than something comfortable to three hundred who will not.

Who attends

Mostly young people, and most are at a turning point.

  • StudentsDeciding who they are becoming.
  • People starting outWeighing career against calling.
  • EntrepreneursBuilding without much certainty.
  • Singles and couplesDeciding who to build a life with.

Conversations we host


  • Purpose and calling
  • Discipline, habits, and systems
  • Career and vocation
  • Character and integrity
  • Relationships and family
  • Leadership and service

What we ask of speakers


Speak from what you have actually lived. Our community can tell the difference between a talk and a testimony, and the second one is what changes people.

Be practical. Every session should leave someone with something they can do differently on Monday.

Keep Christ at the centre. This is not a request to preach; it is a request to be honest about where your convictions come from.

The impact you can have

One transformed life should never end with one person.

Every Igniter is expected to eventually light another candle. What you say in one evening does not stop in that room; it travels through the people who carry it into their homes, workplaces, and communities.

That is the whole point of the work, and it is what we are inviting you into.

An older and younger person in a mentoring conversation

Express interest

If this sounds like a room you would want to speak to, tell us.

Send a note about what you would want to speak on and why it matters to you. We read every message ourselves, and we will reply.