Day: 15 August 2016

Messy Church is the most widely found fresh expression of church across the Diocese of Salisbury. Its values of creativity, hospitality and celebration have helped hundreds of families to encounter Jesus, families who wouldn’t otherwise go to church.

This course offers an opportunity to explore the shape, values and network of Messy Church so that you are best placed to work with its strengths and limitations, make the most of the resources available and understand from other practitioners how it works in different local settings.

Lucy Moore will also discuss the basics of Messy Discipleship and will share the understanding and practice of Messy Churches around the world so far. She will look at the challenges, opportunities and practical ideas with which to make disciples in and through your Messy Church.

Book onto this event here: http://www.salisbury.anglican.org/learning/courses/messy-church-messy-discipleship-5655​

Messy Church is the most widely found fresh expression of church across the Diocese of Salisbury. Its values of creativity, hospitality and celebration have helped hundreds of families to encounter Jesus, families who wouldn’t otherwise go to church.

This course offers an opportunity to explore the shape, values and network of Messy Church so that you are best placed to work with its strengths and limitations, make the most of the resources available and understand from other practitioners how it works in different local settings.

Lucy Moore will also discuss the basics of Messy Discipleship and will share the understanding and practice of Messy Churches around the world so far. She will look at the challenges, opportunities and practical ideas with which to make disciples in and through your Messy Church.

Book onto this event here: http://www.salisbury.anglican.org/learning/courses/messy-church-messy-discipleship-5654

BRF’s Messy Church team and CPAS are working together to help Messy Church team members and leaders of all ages become better leaders through team-building work and leadership theory and reflective practice. CPAS brings their extensive experience of growing leaders in churches, and Lucy Moore brings her expertise in developing best practice for the Messy Church model.

 This hands-on, fun, fast-moving and action-packed training day will give to those aged 9-99 (and older if required) the opportunity to understand more of the practicalities of leading a Messy Church, develop their teamwork and reflect on their inner relationship with God and those around them. Take your Messy team to a different level. Come as a team! Bring your leaders young and old! A fun, inspirational, useful and paradigm-shifting all-age training day.

Book on to this event here: http://www.salisbury.anglican.org/learning/courses/growing-messy-leaders-5652

Revd Chris Tebbutt and his team from Canford have been running Breakfast@9 for nearly five years now, and have seen this fresh expression grow to a church of 100 people. Chris will be sharing stories and good practice from the network of breakfast churches in Dorset, and will be discussing the relationship between traditional church and Breakfast@9.

Laurence Singlehurst, director of Cell UK and former Director of YWAM has considerable experience of sharing the gospel in language that connects with individuals and with their culture. He will talk on people-sensitive evangelism and look at how to grow disciples that stick.

Book on for this event here: http://www.salisbury.anglican.org/learning/courses/breakfast-church-5653