By Pete Broadbent, Bishop Ric Thorpe, Heather Cracknell, Paul Ayers, Andy Milne, Helen Shannon, Beth Cope and Paul BradburyMay 2021
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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 …
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Pete Broadbent and others
The workshop unpacks the legalities of mixed ecology, including understanding the legal implications of starting or renewing new Christian communities …
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Pete Broadbent and Bishop Ric Thorpe
Thinking through the legal implications of starting or renewing a new Christian Community? Need help navigating BMO’s, licenses, CIO’s, Section 9, Payroll …
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Philippa Guy
St Basil's is a new Anglican church based on an organic working farm in Devon, interweaving community, hospitality, creativity and prayer in the converted …
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We start with our vision for every Londoner to hear and experience the gospel of Jesus Christ. This leads us to think and act more audaciously, generously …
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Bishop Ric Thorpe
Bishop Ric Thorpe shares how the Church can learn from the innovation of Sir Christopher Wren, the architect and visionary mind behind St Paul's Cathedral.
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Jacquie Driver and others
The practicalities of planting new churches, including good governance, financial systems, funding challenges and buildings issues.
Does the Church of England have a consistent theology of church planting? How mixed is the mixed ecology? And how does our use of language reveal our theological …
John McGinley
Myriad’s research focusses on the experiences of lay planters, people from many backgrounds who have planted and are leading churches. Aiming to shine …
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John Valentine
An extended essay looking at the theological and historical background to bivocational ministry, and an analysis of some contemporary developments.
Rural parishes present wonderful opportunities and unique challenges for family and youth work. Join the conversation of three practitioners from the Southwest …
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Ed Olsworth-Peter
A vibrant exploration from Ed Olsworth-Peter of one of the three priorities of the Church of England's new vision and strategy: that 'mixed ecology is …