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It has been an exciting few weeks in the Messy Church team as we have welcomed three new team members to join us and to help deliver Messy Momentum. Nina Seaman has joined the team as Messy Church Administrator, Sophie Harber has joined us as the Youth Project Lead, and Sarah Smart has joined the team as Network Development Lead.

Over the weekend the BRF Ministries Messy Church and Parenting Faith Teams headed to Birmingham for Hand in Hand: the national children and family ministry conference.

Our BRF ministries Messy Church team love to get out and about, meeting people and delivering in-person training.

We are delighted to announce that BRF Ministries’ Messy Church has been granted funding by the Church of England’s Peo...

On Friday, November 8 and Saturday, November 9, the Kirche Kunterbunt conference took place at the LUX - Junge Kirche Nürnberg and was a complete success.

Messy Church is growing and developing around the globe. Last week Aike caught up with the national teams from Sweden, USA...

One of our favourite things to do as a Messy Church team is to get out and about and meet Messy Church people; so Aike and Sally were delighted to deliver a Messy Church Goes Wild Roadshow in Kennington near Oxford on the afternoon of Sunday 29 September.

On Thursday 26th September, Aike headed to St. John’s Waterloo London, for the Church Times Green Award ceremony. BRF ministries Messy Church were sponsoring the Education and Training category, looking for great examples of churches, schools and Christian community groups with holistic approaches to the eco-crises, educating and equipping others to care better for God’s amazing creation, as well as enabling encounter with Christ through nature.

On 26th September Church Times will be hosting their Green Awards ceremony. The awards have two objectives: to celebrate t...

From event to community: read the inspiring story of Belgrave St. Peter's Messy Church in Leicester

What will you be doing 20-22 June in 2025? I’ll be at the Messy Church Conference at High Leigh Conference Centre, Hoddesdon, Herts. Here are 5 good reasons to join me:

The Messy Church you run is going fairly well, but perhaps you’re left feeling that you only get so far in developing relationships and seeing faith grow in the children and young people you invest your time and energy in.