Harvey Kwiyani, lecturer in African history and theology at Liverpool Hope University and a regular lecturer for CMS Pioneer Mission Leadership Training, introduces a new project aiming to showcase Africans writing theology in an accessible way.
When Joe Hasler was invited to join a collective of Pioneer Ministers, he thought he had better start thinking about what kind of theology might underlie the idea.
Our assumptions about what being a disciple of Jesus means can easily lead to disillusionment, says James Butler.
Paul Bradbury, part of the first cohort of doctoral students in CMS’s partnership with the University of Roehampton, reflects on his experience so far.
Mission entrepreneurship is having a significant impact, in both churches and across local communities as Christians are encouraged to be ‘good news’ in their communities.
Dr Cathy Ross on hunches, dreams and leaps of the imagination. If that doesn’t sound like doctoral research, think again! Tuesday 15 October 2019 was an exciting day for me. It was the first teaching day
From last year’s Pioneer Conversations Day on missional entrepreneurship. Economist Eve Poole is hopeful that people power can detoxify capitalism.
Missional Entrepreneurship: pioneering a new economic imagination is the theme of this year’s research and conversations day. Download a flyer here and book here. (If you are a current student on the course you get a
george lings and ali dorey have just published a report on pioneers who are ordained and how they might be supported in in initial training post. this has come out of a gathering of pioneers and their
Creative Conversations is a new initiative for those interested in understanding more about the way in which Christian mission engages with communities who experience deprivation and exclusion. There are two opportunities for a person (or small