Sally Gaze is the first Archdeacon for Rural Mission.
By Paul Pavlou and Archdeacon Sally GazeFebruary 2022
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Paul Pavlou and Helen Shannon
What does it take to plant a church? Paul Pavlou, vicar of St Mary Magdalene with the church of the Risen Christ Church in Wyken, Coventry, unpacks his …
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Christian Selvaratnam and others
Discover creative ways of starting new Christian communities in your area.
Bishop Ric Thorpe and others
In this series, Bishop Ric Thorpe asks the 'Big Question' of how the Church of England and its leaders can encourage and increase diversity in church planting …
Phil Hoyle and others
A group of church leaders discuss and unpack their thoughts on the Mixed Ecology. The result is a frank, honest conversation, of what they’ve each experienced …
Toria Gray and others
The Plant Course equips and prepares church planting teams in the why, what and how of starting a new church community.
Helping churches grow by being intentional about their health, depth and impact.
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Winfield Bevins and others
1-3 years into a church plant, how are you doing? Time for an MOT. Panelists: Winfield Bevins, Ali Herbert, and Richard Perkins
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Josh Howard and others
Planting churches at scale over time needs strategic thinking, planning and prayer. Panel: Archie Coates, Josh Howard, and Rhiannon King
Al Gordon and others
Multiplying congregations to reach new people within and beyond the current church building. Panel: Al Gordon, Vienna McCarthy, and Alex Wood
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Bishop Ric Thorpe and John Valentine
In an article published by Premier Christianity, Bishop Ric Thorpe and the Revd John Valentine propose that while some statistics show a decline in church …
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Fiona Mayne and John McGinley
Fiona Mayne is a Pioneer Minister with the Church of England and leads a Fresh Expression/Missional community called Haywood Village Church on a new housing …
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Wole Agbaje and others
Growing churches are intentional about identifying and developing leaders. Panel: Wole Agbaje, Pete Hughes, and Lizzy Woolf