Fresh Expressions Conference – Nov 21
From margins to mainstream is the title of this year’s fresh expressions conference which is on Nov 21 at Southwark Cathedral.
From margins to mainstream is the title of this year’s fresh expressions conference which is on Nov 21 at Southwark Cathedral.
Bishop Steven Croft was for a season the director of Fresh Expressions and did a wonderful job. He was recently presenting to some churches in Germany exploring fresh expressions of church. He has posted his talk
I have written a piece Jesus is my bulldozer! for fresh expressions. It’s a reflection on the recent Missio Africanus day which was at CMS.
First year Luke Larner has an opinion [tempting to end the sentence there 😉 ] piece on the fresh expressions web site falling between the cracks. Go and read and leave a comment.
Steve Leach has an article in this month’s Youthwork magazine on reimagining church with young people. Steve is a pioneer in Winchester training with us at CMS. I loved it – really great provocative piece…
For several years now, Fresh Expressions have been enabling the popular Mission Shaped Ministry Course to be accessed by people across the country. It’s exciting to announce that the course is now going to land in
Over the past four years we’ve been developing a Hub of Pioneers around the South as part of our work with Dioceses and Methodist Circuits from around the area. On Tuesday 10 March we’ll be hosting
Yesterday there was a day put on by the Church of England presenting research into church growth. The research has been a huge undertaking and will be talked about for a while and shape the way
Kim Hartshorne shares the latest in the Upper Room’s unexpected adventure: Last Friday evening we celebrated at the Upper Room as five people were baptised and/or confirmed from our community and Bishop Michael of Gloucester conferred
I stumbled across an article by Graham Cray on not knowing the end at the beginning which i rather liked. It probably didn’t tell me a lot I didn’t know but there is so much anxiety in
Volume 39 issue 1 is out now, exploring Indigenous theologies including Aboriginal, Māori, Yorùbá, First Nations and more.
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