It was wonderful to take part in the first annual celebration of students completing their year of training in the London School of Pioneers, writes Jonny Baker.
2020 is going to be an exciting year for pioneer mission training in more parts of the country. Richard Passmore, director of Mission Innovation and Fresh Expressions at Carlisle Diocese, reports on the recent Threads conference and more events building up to the launch of a new certificate course in Cumbria
Huge congratulations to the graduates of CMS Pioneer Mission Leadership Training for 2019, who celebrated in kaleidoscopic style on Tuesday 4 December. The traditional Advent image of a candle lighting the surrounding darkness was turned on
Let’s be honest, pioneering remains a mystery to many. Lots of people have lots of questions about pioneer mission and ministry. What do you mean by pioneering? Aren’t we all supposed to be pioneers? What do
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.
We talk to Maria Casiero, second year MA student, about her unusual journey to faith and how it’s continuing with CMS pioneer training
Our vision for the church must be long-term as well as extravagantly creative – just like Barcelona’s famous cathedral, says Tina Hodgett.
Applications are now open for the second cohort of pioneers at London Pioneer School. Pioneer School is a partnership between London Diocese and CMS that provides lay pioneers the knowledge, skills, and understanding to launch and
Read ANVIL now James Butler introduces the new issue of Anvil, which began life as a CMS Pioneer Conversations day back in March of this year: All the contributions to this issue push us to reconsider
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