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Some people may look forward to a retirement filled with leisure time and a slower pace of life but for many of our retired Church Army Evangelists, retirement means they are as busy as ever. Jenny Colby is one such retired evangelist having been commissioned in December 1974, she has been active within the Church Army family for almost 50 years.

This blog is part of a series written by individuals from across Church Army and beyond. In this series, we will explore the concept of evangelism, what it means, and its significance in today's world. This blog was written by Elli Wort, Head of Initial Training for Church Army UK…

Langley is one of several urban areas which make up the area of Oldbury, an industrial area bordering the Black Country in the west of Birmingham. The area has social issues such as gang culture and people dealing with drug addiction and mental health issues. The Langley Centre of Mission was launched right in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic and is made up of Val Legg and Simeon Jarvis who are developing solid relationships with the local community by creating youth groups and collaborating with the Living Well Fresh Expression Mission Network and working hard to help local people who are experiencing social issues.

Diocese of Bristol Assessing the impact of the diocese’s Mission Area and Resourcing Churches programmes Diocese of Carlisle An investigation into missional initiatives across Cumbria Church Army Centres of Mission in 2022/23 Presenting the key findings from the Recording the Journey research project on Church Army Centres of Mission during…

Whether it's about getting involved, making a donation or even just finding out a little bit more, there are a number of ways you can get in touch with Church Army. by phone or in writing, or alternatively, fill in the form below. Phone number: 0300 123 2113 Note: If you’re…

Everyone I have spoken to recently is, to some degree, anxious about the cost of their energy bills this year as; the temperature begins to drop, the extra layer is no longer “cutting it” and the temptation to push the thermostat up a degree (or even two!) is becoming too…