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It’s always a problem that we lose touch with everyone over the summer so we fixed up a low-organisation event in th...

After several large Messy Fiestas, it was good to have a cosy intimate gathering at St Andrew’s in Paddock Wood near...

One of the best things about this job is meeting great people and I was glad to remind the people gathered at a school in ...

We were delighted to welcome some 50 delegates to the Bedford Messy Fiesta on Saturday, about 15 of whom had already start...

Captain Sean Andrews of the Church Army had organized this Messy Fiesta as training for the children’s leaders’...

And the rest of the Barnabas Team have been busy with Messy Church as well. Chris Hudson visited one up in the north-east ...

It was a long hot haul from Portsmouth to Newcastle for the Newcastle Messy Fiesta, but it was well worth it, with 58 peop...

It’s very exciting to see the different ways churches are adapting the basic Messy idea – my colleague, the es...

How very interesting. And moving. And thought-provoking. Amidst great fear and trepidation, we held our first Messy Commun...

Happy days… just back from a course at Lee Abbey focusing on Messy Church with about 20 wonderful people, ranging fr...

Back on 28 November 2007 I wrote about applying for money from the Diocese to do some pioneer work on discipleship with Me...

What fun it was (as well as a privilege) to speak about Messy Church at the Children’s Ministry Conference again thi...