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Share the Guide | The Sheffield Centre
Header for the front cover of The Sheffield Centre Research Bulletin - Volume 1, Issue My own thinking ahead involves developing learning networks on Share ...
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Share the Guide | Question 2 - Is the opposite of a fresh ...
Question 2 in the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) about fresh expressions of church: Is the opposite of a fresh expression a stale expression of church?
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Share the Guide | Question 2 - Is the opposite of a fresh ...
Question 2 in the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) about fresh expressions of church: Is the opposite of a fresh expression a stale expression of church?
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Share the Guide | An encouraging blog
The Methodist Connexional Missioner for Fresh Expressions is to be the Revd Stephen ... in response to the changing mission context. it's very encouraging. ...
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Share the Guide | Mission-shaped Church
Such churches are not in the least bit 'mission-shaped'; they are simply a ... the gospel to teenagers through contemporary youth culture, might struggle to ...
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Share the Guide | Crossnet church
'There is no doubt that the commitment people have to loving one another is growing.' Crossnet aims to be self-funding by the end of 2009. www.crossnet.org. ...
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Share the Guide | What is a church? (written by Steven Croft)
Here is a game to play with your home group, your PCC or over dinner with some Christian friends. You could even adapt it for a sermon.
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Share the Guide | Question 23 - Do fresh expressions work better ...
Question 23 in the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) about fresh expressions of church: Do fresh expressions work better in suburban areas rather than in ...
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Share the Guide | Do you lead a church-run group?
Perhaps you help lead a church-run group. Members are drawn largely from the fringe of church. They attend Sunday worship rarely, maybe never. ...
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Share the Guide | Church Army
George Lings, director of Church Army's Research Unit - The Sheffield Centre - tells the stories of two fresh expressions pioneers, who are refreshingly ...
 
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