We're an organisation working to 'Open Eyes and Free Lives from the damaging impacts of pornography'. 

That means raising awareness of the harms of porn through education in schools, churches and communities, as well as running 'recovery programmes' for individuals impacted by porn use. You can find out more about us and our work at www.nakedtruthproject.com

Pornography is one of the most pressing yet often unspoken issues facing churches today. While 75% of pastors report ministering to those struggling with pornography, only 10% have programmes in place to address it (Barna, 2024). Behind these numbers are real stories of men, women, and children navigating addiction, betrayal, trauma, relational crises, and more.

The P-Word Conference, hosted by Naked Truth Project, equips church leaders with the tools to address pornography effectively in their congregations and communities. Naked Truth, launched in 2013, works internationally to open eyes and free lives from the damaging impact of pornography through awareness, education, and recovery programmes. The team partners with churches to provide training and practical support to tackle this critical issue.

This conference will be similar in content to our last one, but with a special focus on equipping all levels of church leadership.

Topics include:

• Understanding the emotional, physical, and spiritual impact of pornography

• Tools for healing and recovery

• Support strategies for spouses and families

• Creating safe, honest spaces in your church

The speaker will be Ian Henderson, founder of Naked Truth Project, who brings years of experience, compassion, and practical wisdom to this challenging but vital conversation.

This event is for pastors, small group leaders, lay counselors, mentors, and anyone passionate about breaking the stigma and bringing healing in their community.

If you attended the last P-Word Conference, we’d love for you to personally encourage others in your church to join—especially your small group leaders and pastoral support teams.

Let’s keep the light on. Together.