All-in Book Launch Event
Every career is around 80,000 hours long.
Imagine a generation choosing to spend all of them to build God’s kingdom
That's the vision behind All-In: Your Christian Career Guide - our flagship resource helping 16–30s see their careers as a primary engine of disciple making. On Tuesday 22nd September, we're launching it in central London, and we'd love you to be part of the moment: a night to catch the vision, celebrate what God is doing through Fruitful Work, and help us get this book into the hands of the young people who need it.
Join us to:
Hear from the authors about how we hope this book will shift the narrative around careers
Spend time in prayer and worship for revival
Be inspired as Rico Tice opens the Bible on using our talents for the kingdom
Tickets are limited
Event Details
When? 6.30 pm-8.30 pm, Tuesday 22nd September
Where? Central London (exact location to be announced very shortly)
Price? £20 (includes drinks, a light dinner and a free copy of All-In)
Book blurb:
Your career is 80,000 hours long.
Will you spend it building your own kingdom, or God’s?
All-in will stir your ambition to help you see your work and career in a new light. This Christian guide to work and vocation offers you:
A practical framework: Biblical principles to help you fearlessly navigate high-stakes career choices and bear extraordinary fruit
Case studies: Real-world stories of people making a difference for Jesus
Strategic pathways: Different routes you can take to maximise your disciple-making impact
Whether you’re a student or graduate exploring your next steps, a school pupil making plans for your future, or working and seeking fresh clarity in your career, this guide is for you.
Our dream is for every Christian to embrace Jesus’ mission of making disciples of all nations – to join the next generation of revival-starters, nation-changers and gospel patrons – and help transform the world for him.
Together, we’re going all-in for Jesus. Will you join us?
Don’t hold back. Your career can help make disciples.
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Can’t make the launch?
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Pre-order your copy to receive it on 22nd September
Our substantial discounts for bulk copies are added when you checkout.
Your career is 80,000 hours long.
Will you spend it building your own kingdom, or God’s?
ALL-IN will stir your ambition to help you see your work and career in a new light. This Christian guide to work and vocation offers you:
A practical framework: Biblical principles to help you fearlessly navigate high-stakes career choices and bear extraordinary fruit
Case studies: Real-world stories of people making a difference for Jesus
Strategic pathways: Different routes you can take to maximise your disciple-making impact
Whether you’re a student or graduate exploring your next steps, a school pupil making plans for your future, or working and seeking fresh clarity in your career, this guide is for you.
Our dream is for every Christian to embrace Jesus’ mission of making disciples of all nations – to join the next generation of revival-starters, nation-changers and gospel patrons – and help transform the world for him.
Together, we’re going all-in for Jesus. Will you join us?
Don’t hold back. Your career can help make disciples.
Go all-in for Jesus.
What to expect?
Watch this video to see a similar event we ran last year
About the authors
Olly Perkins leads Fruitful Work full-time, having founded it while studying economics at Cambridge. He also volunteers to head up Urban Saints Guildford, a youth group of around 100 children, and previously ran an eCommerce startup.
Dr Ed Michaelson is the founder of 500k, an organisation planting churches across India by supporting and funding over 1,300 local church planters. He also works part-time as an A&E doctor, so that he can work for 500k and Fruitful Work free of charge.
John Brown is a software engineer working in Cambridge. Through his friendship with Olly, he got involved with Fruitful Work whilst studying engineering at Cambridge. He previously worked for Holy Trinity Cambridge as a student ministry assistant and helps run a summer camp for missionary kids.