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We’ve been alternating between laughter and banging our heads against a wall recently as we’ve had two emails,...

Messy Church and working families A new report on working families in the UK has just been published. It is based on a sur...

I love teams. I love working with teams. Today was so much more enjoyable because of teamwork. This morning my L19 Who Let...

Messy Church at All Saints Church, Hoole, met for years on a Thursday after school. It was successful in that they average...

A reflection on the results of a survey showing church decline suggests that helping people know they belong is one way to...

  Kliederkirk is the name given to Messy Church by our friends in the Netherlands.In their recent newsletter to their own...

A good article by Harriet Sergeant was published in The Spectator in the aftermath of the Kids Company demise with five q...

Here’s the second rather whimsical part of my Messy Theology pontifications so far. Fortunately, I get to have 24 ho...

Lucy writes: I could use some help. I’m trying to create some thinking around Messy Theology. I’m not a theolo...

Joseph’s Christmas story but in 100 tweets! This year, Messy Church are tweeting Joseph’s story as if he had h...

Welcome to Wim and Sandra Roose, our new Regional Coordinators in Belgium! This pioneering family moved country to follow ...

I found myself waxing lyrical in a recent email about the oddness of what we’re doing in Messy Church. It’s a ...