What do we mean by mission? Churches Together England (CTE) focuses on the mission of the churches post-Covid
Covid and the Technocratic Paradigm
When technical thinking is allowed too much power, it slips into an anti-human technocratic paradigm – and this undermines the common good.
A new formation, for a new era
A new formation for the new era, based around the Holy Spirit and the relationship between church, people and place
How Christian is PostLiberalism?
Adrian Pabst shows how post liberal politics draws on Christianity and is centred around trust, dignity and human relationships
Long-term leadership
Henry Corbett advocates the value of ministry over the long term, committed to people and place
Staying put
Sally Mann argues that there is something heroic about engaging with place for the long term by staying put
Home for Good
Alison Milbank sees a solution to two contemporary crises: housing and church decline
Covenant and mutuality in mission
Erica Dunmow explores the concept of covenant in the Methodist tradition.
Solidarity and social distancing
In the covid-19 crisis, social distancing not only requires that solidarity is essential for our survival, but also exposes the consequences of the neglect of solidarity in cultures dominated by excessive individualism
Down on the allotment
Tim Lea reflects that God’s idea of mission is different from our assumptions: we should unlearn old practices and believe that it is only God who makes things grow.
