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(fxC) have paradoxically been around a long time. It could be argued that they have been with us since Pentecost and the earliest Apostolic mission. At their simplest they are new forms of church that emerge within a culture and engage primarily with those that don’t ‘go to church’. The…

Hi, I am Aderemi Amusa, the Catering Coordinator at the Marylebone Project. I have been a chef for over 20 years and, yes, I know I do not look it! I love cooking and enjoying creating a dish just from simple ingredients. Food puts a smile on people’s faces and…

This research was conducted during 2017-2018 by the following members of Church Army’s Research Unit. (See Who we are for team pictures and details of members' backgrounds.)Claire Dalpra was involved in the leading of the whole project throughout its two-year process. She co-ordinated the different strand leaders, helped collect statistical data, facilitated the…

was a series of quarterly booklets from Church Army's Research Unit, exploring the wide range of church plants and fresh expressions to come out of the Anglican Church in recent years. It ran from 1999 to 2012, reaching a total of 56 issues. The majority of the issues were based…

Church Army affirms that the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults is paramount. This means that all our work with such people will maintain the highest professional standards to ensure that their welfare is maintained and our ministry is a safe place. Church Army will uphold good practice in…

When the pandemic began, the church was required to react. New uses of digital technology were constructed in response to urgent questions needing fast answers. How could pastoral support continue? Who would care for those on the margins of society? What did we expect people to do with themselves at…

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