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Charis Lambert writes after her Facebook Lives on May 14 2020: When I google Messy Church, it comes up with the tagline: �...

How do we demonstrate all-togetherness when we are all-apart? Summary of the Facebook Live with Martyn Payne, 6 May 2020 M...

True creativity, I feel rather ruefully, would find a way to make an origami boat successfully on screen without needing t...

Bob Jackson and George Fisher have long been enthusiastic supporters of Messy Church in their missional roles for the Chur...

It was a delight to relax in the company of several hundred Messy friends for the Facebook Lives this week on the theme of...

Paul Thurlow writes up the distance quiet day thoughts from a small group of us. We’d planned this meeting at the end of...

Musings from a locked room that I shared in a blithery sort of way with the Aussies, New Zealanders, Danes, Germans and Br...

On Mothering Sunday (22 March UK), Carnon Valley Messy Church, Truro, Cornwall, invited their Messy Church congregation to...

What a creative Messy Church family we have! We held our first Messy Church Facebook Live this week, and over 2,000 peopl...

The kingdom of heaven is like COVID-19… I expect Jesus’ kingdom parables had something of the shock factor of that sug...

Quiet days at a distance – the parable of the prodigal son ‘God who celebrates’ and Messy Church Six of us recently ...

I have been listening to and watching groups of teenagers and pre-teens who weren’t born when Messy Church started in 20...