August 20-21
Legacy Conference is designed for pastors, business leaders, and people of influence to learn about how their leadership, work, ministries and resources connect together to accelerate what God is doing here in our world.
If you want your church or your business to make a larger kingdom impact, Legacy Conference will inspire and equip you to do just that.
Click below to apply for Legacy Conference 2026 registration. Registration is limited.
Conference Speakers
Hosted By
with Special Guest Worship by Southland
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Legacy Conference for?
Legacy Conference is for anyone who wants to build what matters with God at the centre. Whether you own a business, lead a team, carry influence in your workplace, or want to grow in vision & purpose, this gathering will help you connect your faith with your everyday leadership.
You’ll walk away with:
• Fresh vision for how your leadership and work fit into what God is building
• Practical ways to partner with your local church
• Real stories of pastors and business leaders making eternal impact together
• Connection with other Christian leaders carrying the same heart
• Renewed clarity on what God could be calling you to, your influence and your next steps
When and where?
When: Thursday 20 – Friday 21 August, 2026
Where: Highlands Church Toowoomba | 495-513 Hume Street, Kearneys Spring
Who are the speakers?
Ross Abraham: Pastor Ross is a visionary leader and the founder of Beautiful Crazy – a charity dedicated to transforming the lives of families in hospital ICUs through compassion and generosity. He also serves as the National Executive Chairman of the International Network of Churches (INC).
Phillip Cave AM: Phil is founder and Executive Chair of Anchorage and has been investing in operational turnarounds for over 40 years. Prior to embarking on his turnaround investment path, Phil was an Executive Director of Macquarie Bank. Phil was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in 2007 for services to the community, particularly support services to children and young adults with disabilities, and to business as a company director. He is currently Chairman of the not-for-profit organisations Ability First Australia and Excelsia University College.
Ashley Gullo: Ashley co-founded Brandon & Gullo Lawyers with partner Rob Brandon in 2007. Ashley also serves as special counsel to INC, one of Australia’s largest religious organisations, which operates globally and encompasses a university, bank, and schools. Together with his wife Karen, Ash teaches on personal finance bringing together wisdom on personal wealth building and principles of generosity and generational prosperity. Ash also regularly speaks at business conferences and forums both in Australia and internationally, and mentors numerous entrepreneurs.
Ken Wootton: Pastor Ken serves as Chair of Christian Heritage College (CHC) and Director on the Board of the International Network of Churches (INC), a global movement of more than 2,000 churches across 40 nations. Ken led the growth of Highlands Campus, which includes a church of more than 4,000 members, an Early Learning Centre, and a Christian P–12 school. During this time, the campus grew to hold $50 million in assets, generates $20 million in annual turnover, and employs more than 200 staff. Across all his roles, he applies a strategic approach and a strong commitment to Kingdom impact-building partnerships, developing practical strategies, and leading workshops that support leadership and healthy culture.
Is there discounted registration for groups?
Yes, registrations of 2 or more people are available at a discounted rate.
Is there child-minding available?
There is no child-minding at this event.
Is my registration refundable?
All Legacy Conference registration and donated funds are non-refundable. If you cannot attend, please consider sending someone else in your place.
“The destiny of a pastor and a Christian businessperson is intertwined.
When pastors and business leaders run alongside each other, something happens that neither can do alone. Churches strengthen. Communities feel it. The gospel moves further and faster.”