Church Growth is Mainly About Attitude
Do you have to be evangelical to plant churches and win disciples?
Mission
Art, Poetry and Mission
Bishop Graham reflects on what art and poetry can mean for mission.
Seoul: Conversions and Transformations
Graham Kings reflects on his time in Seoul for the IAMS conference
Review of “Liberating the Gospel: Translating the Message of Jesus Christ in a Globalised World” by David Smith
This book seeks to “liberate the gospel” from the Western church’s narrow, parochial view of the world, and also perhaps from our limited view of Scripture and its contexts….It’s theological dynamite!
Lessons in Evangelism from Michael Green
A profile of Michael Green and ten lessons in evangelism learned from him.
Cairo Conference: Contextual Mission in Egypt
Graham Kings reflects on the time he spent in Cairo for the first Mission Theology in the Anglican Communion Conference.
Scars Across Humanity: Naming the Problem
The introduction to Elaine Storkey’s new book, “Scars Across Humanity” names the problem of violence against women which we need to understand and overcome.
Review of Elaine Storkey’s “Scars Across Humanity” (SPCK).
The book is tough reading, it should have a warning sticker declaring “this book should change your life”….As the church begins to wake up to some forms of violence against women, with a majority focus on trafficking, Elaine’s book brings together lots of strands that have remained (for the most part) disconnected from each other.
Climate Justice: Insights from African Anglican Theologians
As the Paris Climate Change Conference meets, Graham Kings explores climate justice by relating three of the marks of mission to the insights of African Anglican theologians.
Charles Simeon: Roots and Ramifications
A sermon at King’s College Chapel reflecting on Charles Simeon