Past news

Nick Baines explores abiding in the 'old, new and being renewed'.

Dave Male asks how we define what a pioneer is.

Moot has started the formal process in seeking to set up an Acknowledged New Monastic Religious Community in the UK.

Ben Norton lays down a challenge to not be so defensive.

Messy Church founder Lucy Moore emphasises the importance of joy and laughter in the journey of discipleship.

Norman Ivison asks whether sermons are in or out.

Annie Kirke asks how we measure success in pioneer ministry.

Ann Morisy asks whether you pass the test of public reason.

According to Census details (2011) published today, there has been a sharp dip in 'affiliation' to Christianity in England and Wales.

Fresh Expressions today announced that Council for World Mission (Europe) has become a partner in the movement.

Michael Moynagh warns that we urgently need transformation.

Fresh Expressions is to continue 'well beyond 2014', Graham Cray confirms at a national conference to review progress and look to the future.

Jonny Baker shares five things he's learned from the first couple of years of developing Pioneer Mission Leadership Training.

Graham Cray sees the planting of several thousand fresh expressions of church as one of the major achievements of Archbishop Rowan's time in office.

Fresh Expressions welcomes the Bishop of Durham, Justin Welby, as the next Archbishop of Canterbury.

Michael Volland asks whether it's time for a revolution.

Hull msm course is now under way after an impressive start and an equally impressive celebratory cake!

Bookings are now open for a national event to review the fresh expressions movement so far and to look to the future.

Kim Hartshorne asks whether it's time for liturgy to find a different 'voice'.

The Bishop of Sheffield, Steven Croft, commended the work of the fresh expressions movement and encouraged new ways of evangelism in an address to the Roman Catholic Synod of Bishops in Rome.