The Starter’s Way: Leading New Contextual Christian Communities This exciting collection of case studies sees clergy from both the US and UK share examples of congregations that have reimagined what it means to be a church in the 21st century.
Recognising the Communion Dilemma Phil Hoyle, CCX Pioneer Developer, recognises the challenges at the heart of The Communion Dilemma, a new research piece from the Bede Centre.
Changing the mission for young people Sam Donoghue, Head of Children and Youth for the Diocese of London, reflects on the exciting findings of the latest research from Youth for Christ.
Rooted in Christ: Remembering our own discipleship Mirjam Ngoy-Verhage, Discipleship Enabler for the Diocese of London, supports church leaders and communities in deepening discipleship and spiritual formation. She explores three key movements of discipleship for leaders to maintain.
The joy of discipling others Diane Grano leads Lightwave church in Red Lodge, an area of rural new housing in Suffolk. The church plant is growing new disciples and working with surrounding rural villages to revitalise their mission and discipleship. For Diane, recognising where discipleship begins is vital.
How do we become a church of missionary disciples? Dave Gardner reflects on his first year as Missionary Disciples Project Manager of the Church of England’s Vision & Strategy Team
Multiplying Missionary Disciples Matthew Frost, Discipleship Lead of CCX, shares an invitation of what to do after the dust has settled on Multiply 2025
Four priorities to nurture young disciples Chris Curtis, CEO of Youthscape, outlines some key focuses to help the Church grow its work with young people.
How church planting stimulates disciple-making Ric Thorpe, Bishop of Islington, believes it is impossible to separate church planting and disciple-making.
How to start a disciple-making movement Fusion, an organisation committed to championing a worldwide movement of student mission, shares its latest resource to help establish disciple-making cultures.
How to establish disciple-making practices Ken Benjamin, Director of Church Relationships at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, maps the route from good intentions to transformative disciple formation.
Missionary disciples: Finding yourself in Christ Philip North, Bishop of Blackburn, calls us to begin our formation not by looking to ourselves, but to Jesus.