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I do hope God isn’t being prophetic on me. I had a day off this week and spent the morning labouring in the garden t...

I was privileged to join Dave Male and many pioneer ministers at Ridley Hall recently, for a stimulating conference about ...

One of the advantages of being in a network, rather than trying to go it alone, is the undeniable fact that talking to peo...

Ho hum, very interesting. One of the questions often raised at Fiestas is, ‘What about the Dads? How do you get Dads...

We held our third Messy Communion yesterday. It was – well, I suppose it was OK, which isn’t good enough. The ...

Just back from the National Children’s Advisers’ Conference, bulging with food for thought (and the other sort...

Messy Church leaders in Kent had a really inspiring evening together chatting about Messy Church and the problems and ways...

Sound the bagpipe and splice the sporran – the first full Scottish Messy Fiesta has taken place. A gleefully ecumeni...

Enjoyably bracing to bring the colourful friendly world of Messy Church up against the dark and studded ‘Go on, impr...

Cornwall is such a happening place! Messy Churches are popping up all over, and it was great to be invited to go and lead ...

An interesting meeting today with Dr Cathy Ross at CMS in Oxford. One joy of this role is that I get to meet experts in di...

A visit to Marlene Wylie and the Creative Arts Fellowship (CAFe) she and others run at their church in East London. Amongs...