Paul Bradbury responds to recent conversations around fresh expressions and parish ministry. Read the article in its original location on Paul’s blog. A recent pair of articles by the parish vicar and commentator Giles Fraser certainly caused
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The new issue of ANVIL journal of theology and mission is out now, full of fascinating ideas that pique the imagination.
The online celebration event for the first graduates of the CMS pioneer hub in Bath and Wells diocese was testament to the impact of the course, says chaplain Fran Smettem
Our assumptions about what being a disciple of Jesus means can easily lead to disillusionment, says James Butler.
David Hague reflects on the learning from the first five years of the CMS pioneer hub in Romford
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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.
Second year MA student Siegi Dethune blogs about her experience of working with an Oxford-based food cooperative.
Cathy Ross responds to a powerful and evocative poem written by guest tutor Lusa Nsenga-Ngoy during a sleepless night after our African Theologies class earlier this month.
Volume 36 issue 1 is out now: Autoethnography: Challenging Narratives - with Heather Walton, Cathy Ross, Ruth Wells, Luke Larner, Amanda Evans and more...