Johnny Sertin reports on how his local community has come together to make sure everyone is cared for and no one is alone during the covid-19 pandemic:
The new issue of ANVIL focuses on the art of writing out of our own experience in a way that enables us to explore wider cultural themes.
When pioneers move on, we need to think about the models we have for handing over leadership, says Paul Bradbury.
We dig into the Nomad podcast archive to unearth the contributions of the CMS Pioneer team.
Here are a few snapshots from behind the scenes at Sacred Bean in Derby. This unique coffee roasting business was developed at the Make Good module. Coffee aficionados Darren (in the cap, pictured) and Jo Howie
The Good Shepherd Boxing Community is based in Romford at the Church of the Good Shepherd. It was conceived by Dave Harrigan, an ordained pioneer minister who is currently studying for a BA in Church Mission
A well-known piece of Romford street art inspired this theological-reflection-as-spoken-word by Joanne Smallman, a student at the St Cedd Centre for Pioneer Mission, our training hub in partnership with the Diocese of Chelmsford. I caught up
Earlier this year I was part of a conversation where we talked about the need to ‘rewild the church’. Not long after I was given the book ‘Wilding’ which tells the story of the Knepp Estate
Last month we had a great day here at Church Mission Society on pioneer mission with young people and children. It was a collaboration with Frontier Youth Trust and we heard from a wide variety of
Continuing our series of blog posts for Mental Health Awareness Week, we’d like to introduce Natalie Roberts, who graduated from the pioneer course delivered in the CMS Oxford Centre a few years ago. She has recently