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A group of runners will be raising money in July to support children, youth and family projects through the Bishop of London's Mission Fund. Will you join the team?
Last summer, Ashley Nichols decided to look at holiday ministry differently, aiming for more long-term engagement with families as well as children. Having decided to start with a blank sheet of paper, here's how he got on.
Sam Donoghue sets out some of the plans for the youth ministry blog and youth support: the first fruits of our efforts to build a network of youth workers in the Diocese.
Having children in church changes its character, it’s unavoidable. In fact, it’s a change that should be welcomed. Where do children figure in your church life? At the centre? On the margins?
More than 65 children and families attend Messy Easter at St Margaret’s, Uxbridge allowing getting them to be creative in church, while learning more about God and stories of the bible.
Messy Church has now been going for ten years, so perhaps it’s time to ask some serious questions. Martyn Payne examines the ministry so far and reflects on where God might take it in the future.
Sam Donoghue talks about 'Pete', who was a major influence in his life.
Using a brand new resource can be both exhilarating and frustrating. Following Steve Mawhinney's review of curriculum resources, Pete Sheath reviews '252 Basics', part of the Think Orange range.
