of pioneer training.”
Why train with Church Mission Society?
Be understood.
A course by pioneers for pioneers. We get it and we will help you help others get it. Our students discover a language that works.
Be recognised.
The pioneering gift should be recognised and appreciated. Our qualifications are accredited by Durham University.
Be trusted.
A whole 200+ year mission community and a vast network behind you who believe in you.
Really.
Be supported.
You can’t do this alone. You'll be part of a dynamic learning community and wider network of pioneer hubs and friends.
Be you.
Connect and learn with others like you who have discovered the freedom of not fitting in.
From the pioneer blog...
Holding Space – interview with Rachel Summers
Helen Harwood interviews Rachel Summers, a member of the first cohort of students doing the CMS Certificate in the pioneer hub, St Cedd’s, in Chelmsford Diocese. Rachel is author of Wild Lent, available in all good book shops. HH: Can
Do we still want to ‘plant’ churches?
A few months ago we published the pioneer spectrum to try and help identify the kinds of pioneer vocations people are describing and expressing and relate these to mission and church planting. It seems to have proved really helpful for people;
May 11th – The ninefold path with Mark Scandrette
We’re excited that Mark Scandrette is going to do a day in May in London on the Ninefold path of Jesus – this is his take on the beattitudes as the basis for a spirituality in today’s world. It’s