Green Up Clean Up
Meeting Jesus in the streets
Why are we so success and numbers focused? I do it myself. Focus on the numbers, numbers prove success. Numbers don’t prove success. I find myself wanting to prove to God my Father by big numbers. So today I am reminding myself:
“For where two or three are gathered” Matthew 18 v 20
Bridging the Gap - Connecting Youth to the Church from Schools and Detached Environments In the modern era, the connection between young people and religious institutions like the church is not as straightforward as it once was. Schools, community centres, and detached environments play increasingly significant roles in the lives… 
A Culturally Relevant Church - Core Values Authenticity Focus on genuine connection and open dialogue, fostering a space where young people can be themselves and ask questions. Inclusivity Embrace diversity in backgrounds, beliefs, and expressions of faith. Social Justice Address issues young people care about like mental health, climate change, and… 
A Prayer for Church - Heavenly Father,We come before you today, a community of faith, united in your love. We thank you for the gift of our church, a sanctuary where we can find solace, fellowship, and spiritual nourishment. Bless our church, Lord. May it be a beacon of hope, a… 
Reinventing Church - Reinventing church for young people who are not religious requires a shift in focus from traditional worship to creating a welcoming and relevant space that addresses their needs and interests. Here are some ideas: Focus on Community and Social Impact: Community Hub: Become a space for… Church - The word "church" holds several interconnected meanings. The People of God The church is primarily the body of believers in Jesus Christ, united by their faith and shared commitment to following His teachings. It encompasses all those who have accepted Jesus as their Saviour, both past… 
Ekklesia - The word "ekklesia" (Greek: ἐκκλησία) holds significant meaning, referring primarily to the gathering or assembly of believers in Jesus Christ, the Church. Here's a deeper look at its meaning. Literal Meaning The word "ekklesia" literally translates to "called out ones" or "assembly." In ancient Greece, it… 
Liturgy - Hey there! So, have you ever heard of "liturgy"? It might sound like a fancy word, but it's actually pretty simple. It's like a special roadmap or recipe that helps us connect with God and each other in church. Think of it like this: imagine you're… 
A Church That Dares to Do Anything - Scripture Acts 2:42-47, Hebrews 11:1-3, Ephesians 3:20 Introduction Is your church alive? Are you in a church that dares to do anything? A church that is not content with merely existing, but one that thrives, pulsates with the life of Christ, and boldly steps out in… 
Neurodiversity and Church - Neurodiversity refers to the natural variation in human brain function and behavioural traits. It encompasses conditions like autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other neurological differences. Rather than viewing these differences as deficits, neurodiversity celebrates them as valuable aspects of human diversity, each with its own strengths and… 
Why I’m a Puritan at Heart, and Longing for a Cornish Church in that Vein - In a world that often feels chaotic and spiritually adrift, I find myself drawn to the deep convictions and simple piety of the Puritans. Their emphasis on God's sovereignty, the authority of Scripture, and the necessity of personal holiness resonates deeply within me. It's a faith…
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