Multiply 2021: Part 3 – Application

Presenting a vision of communities which bring together people of different races and cultural backgrounds. Why is this important, what are the challenges …

Ben Woodfield from the Antioch network in Manchester diocese talks about how local people whose lives have been transformed by the gospel are being sent …

Looking back over the centuries, Archbishop Stephen Cottrell gives a reminder that church planting is nothing new but is fundamental for sharing the gospel …

What are the training needs of pioneers and planters and how can we best meet them?

Unless the gospel is expressed compassionately in serving people's needs, it won't feel like good news. We examine the importance of a holistic approach …

Understanding the unique characteristics of urban estates is essential to shaping our approach to pioneering and planting. Explore this and how estate …

Examining the importance of creating multi-age communities. Discover how to navigate the challenges and identify what works well.

This first hour of our conference multiply: 2021 explores the opportunities and the need for all Christians to work together to reach people with the Gospel.

Lucy Moore tells how the seed of Messy Church was sown, and continues to thrive after 17 years as all ages together learn about faith in creative and celebratory …

How do we discern God’s call and discover more about where, what and with whom to plant and pioneer?

Bishop Ric Thorpe reflects on the last 200 years of church planting in London, and sets out a ambitious challenge to multiply churches again and again …