musings on leadership in ministry
Sat 27 february 2010 10.30am – 4pm Cost £10 – includes lunch St Silas Church, Glasgow, 69 Park Road, Woodlands, Glasgow G4 9JE The event is a must for anyone interested in building a Christ-centered community where parents, carers and children can share their creativity, eat a meal and worship together outside of Sunday worship. Read More …
Renfield St Stephen’s Church, Bath Street, Glasgow Sunday 29th November 2009, 7.00pm. Part of the ‘Revised Standard Visions’ programme, 2008-09 In the lead up to Copenhagen, HOLY CITY gives over its diet of workshops and worship to issues around climate change and the prophetic responses demanded of humanity. Workshops: ‘Politics & Copenhagen’: ROSS LOVERIDGE, Energy Read More …
blah|blether on church, mission, worship + culture with Jonny Baker (CMS) Friday 27th November – 5pm The Crypt, Wellington Church, University Avenue, Glasgow Jonny Baker is one of the best known Christian bloggers in the English speaking world. He brings a wealth of experience in Youth Work, Worship Leading/Curating, and Mission Support. A prolific networker, Read More …
I’m really looking forward to next week for a whole range of reasons. On Monday night Encounter begins. As regular readers will know I was in Cuba in September with a group of young adults from the URC Synod of Scotland. One of the things that grew from our conversations that week was to have Read More …
I spent a couple of days in one of my favourite places in the world, St Andrews, this week with a small group of youth workers discovering a bit about myself. That’s not the kind of thing I’m usually that keen on but I’m really glad that rather than spending the two days of ‘Integrate’ Read More …
Yesterday thePROJECT became a reality, a meeting In The Flesh. It was a great day with some brilliant speakers, inspiring worship and superb music. ThePROJECT has grown from conversations between those who travel south from Scotland to Greenbelt Festival each year. I’ve been to Greenbelt fairly often over the years, although not for a while, Read More …