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Community Mission for Churches
From
stories
of churches which have become more outward-looking,
articles
on how to get started,
practical tools
for mapping your neighbourhood, and
courses
looking at God's heart for justice, we can help your church become an agent of transformation in your community.
New! A comparison of five courses, so you can work out
which course is right for you
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Stories
Stories from churches who have run the Just People course
Stories from community-focused churches
Stories from the East End - Tony Uddin's blog from Tower Hamlets Community Church
Articles and tools to download
Getting started in community mission
What is the gospel?
Salvation in the local community
The theme of social justice in the Bible
What the Bible says about social justice (powerpoint presentation)
What kind of harvest are you reaping?
Building trust in the community
The flow of the gospel (aren't you just trying to get me to come to church?)
Challenging church
Booklets & Resources for purchase
Integrated faith
Charismatic and connected
Concentric church
Community Questionnaire pack
Courses - to purchase and download
Which course is right for you?
An analysis of some key characteristics
Why social action?
Engaging your community
Getting to know your neighbours
Just People
Square Mile
Discovery
Don't forget to check out the
community mission for individuals
and
community mission for small groups
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