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GraceSpace in Bradford is 'a church for people who don't go to church'. Pioneer minister Colin Blake explains how the community has developed.

United Media Church in Kingswood recognises that people learn and engage in different ways. Adrian Wyatt explains why they describe themselves as 'the same, but different'.

Kim Hartshorne tells how a cup of tea and chat led to a world of opportunities for Hope Cirencester when they opened The Upper Room in 2008.

Team leader James Henley explains more about the ministry and development of the Lab, a missional community of young adults in Newport, South Wales.

Church of Scotland minister Alex Smeed, one of the authentic (?) leaders, explains how churches in the area set it up in response to a call for new ways of 'doing' church.

The Beacon came into being when the local Methodist Church appointed Bart Woodhouse as lay leader of a new church plant team.

Revd Sue Sheriff explains the connection between belly dancing, Bollywood, Loose Women and Come Dine with Me.

Adrian McCartney talks about Boring Wells, a network of fresh expressions of church in and around Belfast with different flavours but the same vision and core values.

Katharine Crowsley came away from a Fresh Expressions vision day with questions about what God wanted her to do. Cook@Chapel was the result.

Chris Crowder tells how a fresh expression of church for knitting fans in Ellesmere Port has inspired several similar groups.