Estates Resources

Part lived experience and part reframed theological framework, Positive Urban Theology is a bold and hopeful invitation to reimagine urban mission and God’s presence on the estate.

A report on what helps estates church plants begin, grow, and flourish

At Multiply Estates Mission 2026, Helen Shannon encouraged delegates with a powerful reminder that we need to say yes to God's call, and trust that the God who calls us will also enable us.

Be inspired by Mark Tate's talk from Multiply Estates Mission 2026, challenging all those called to estates ministry that the Kingdom of God is like yeast, worked into the dough, not a finished loaf.

Cris Rogers, CEO of Making Disciples and rector of All Hallows Church in east London, has witnessed some remarkable lessons on urban estates. Overlooked communities are revealing profound truths about authentic discipleship that the wider Church should embrace. What might we learn from these vibrant expressions of faith?

When most teens don’t attend church or know the Christian story, how can we engage and help them discover God’s love? Andy Milne, Team Leader of Missional Youth Church Network, shares his insights.

Cris Rogers is the rector of All Hallows Church in Bow, East London. At the Multiply: Estates Mission conference of March 2023, Cris gave this keynote talk, drawing on over a decade of experience and insight of estate church planting and multiplication.

Church planting on urban estates should never adopt a singular, 'one size fits all' approach. Cris Rogers, Rector of All Hallows Bow in east London and experienced church planter, outlines the models that can help establish a thriving estate church plant - and the approaches that won't.