Gather is a virtual festival-in-a-day celebrating and exploring pioneering mission practice. If you are wondering what that means or looks like here is an update which should help you imagine what to expect.
Pioneer Practice is a full colour book packed with a mix of stories, articles and practical wisdom for pioneers, written and put together by Jonny Baker.
Helen Harwood talks to Hayley Humphreys, first year MA student, about her spiritual influences and how studying with CMS is impacting her life and work.
Intercultural church is essential for the future of church, says CMS pioneer MA graduate Idina Dunmore in a new Grove book she has written in collaboration with two other pioneers.
Two stories of fragility and excitement from pioneer ministers on housing developments: Rev Ali Boulton and Rev Simon Halls are based in two different areas of Swindon.
A day festival in gathertown celebrating and exploring pioneer practice. Think virtual festival: multiple venues, interactive labyrinth and prayer spaces, themed conversations, research findings, workshops, networking spaces – a place to meet friends old and new, to be inspired and encouraged.
Priest and photographer Steve Radley explains why the camera and smartphone are deeply spiritual and talks about his mission to persuade a nation of visual storytellers to pause before they snap…
Fiona Law shares her experience of the Doing Theology module at the Bath & Wells pioneer hub…
Andrea Campanale was part of the first Pioneer cohort at CMS. Naomi Steinberg finds out about the story of a decade of pioneering…
Helen Harwood talks to second year BA ordinand Kara Maylor about her passion for joining in with what God is doing in the local community and journeying with Jesus in the great outdoors “whatever the weather”.
Volume 37 issue 2 is out now. The theme is mission and shame, with articles by Sally Nash, Carlton Turner, Judith Rossall, Linda Fletcher, Trevor Withers and Catherine Matlock.