This is a guest post by Jeremy Marshall, trustee at Stewardship, investor in Kingdom Bank and former CEO of C. Hoare & Co, the UK’s
deprived communities
Three types of people who won’t last in a deprived community
We are periodically approached by people who want to come to serve in our community. We tend to want to be open-handed to people. If
Three necessary shifts in our thinking on funding & resourcing
Most churches are after resources. Whether they are seeking money or people, they tend to want more resources to achieve more of their ministry goals
Plus ça change and clapped out cars
Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose. So goes the old epigram. The more it changes, the more it stays the same. I was set to thinking about this phrase as
John Piper and deprived communities
Yesterday, I saw this article by Matthew Hosier concerning John Piper’s longevity in ministry. In it, he offered these two quotes from this different article:
Planting in Rochdale – What we need
As you probably know already, we are making moves to plant a new Independent church into the town of Rochdale. Rochdale itself is a town