It was great to meet the Messy Church leaders from across Poole at a morning Messy Meet-Up, who had worked hard over Christmas at the local business community’s Christmas event to provide a Messy experience for families visiting the marquee. The eleven Messy Churches shared the costs of printing up a leaflet with all the contact details and times of the different Messy Churches. They handed out hundreds at the event and one of the Messy Churches there reported that they had had at least one new family as a result. The handout wasn’t time-specific and can continue to be used in the area for the coming year. Something to consider with other Messy Churches in your area, perhaps?
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