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Again, coming from Elizabeth Caldwell’s book Come Unto Me (see blog entry of 05 Jan 09): TABLES are really important...

Elizabeth Caldwell in the book of the previous blog entry, Come Unto Me, describes a ‘faith corner’ in a home ...

Reading and reflecting on an American book Come Unto Me – Rethinking the sacraments for children by Elizabeth France...

Our Mission Shaped Ministry course advocated ‘learning networks’ so emphatically that some of us who are on th...

Today’s collect was a prayer for a sort of tidiness: Almighty God, who alone can bring order to the unruly wills and...

Beryl Tillin has been thinking about home discipleship. She sent some useful insights in an email. I wonder what you think...

If you want to read a bit about where Messy Church fits in with other Fresh Expressions of Church along with a review of a...

Busy week… busy week… a deanery youth service held at St Wilf’s today. I mention this because it fascina...

And a quick scoot over the Pennines towards Salford in the afternoon to act as a sounding board for a church in Worsley wh...

There are different sorts of mess: some to fight against (Tidy Your Bedroom!), some to glory in. There are different sorts...

It was a very exciting day on Saturday – over a hundred people gathered in Hale to find out more about Messy Church ...

Just off the phone from Helen Mason, who is part of the Messy Church leadership team in Petersfield – a churches tog...