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This 'hub' will communicate and disseminate some of the Church of England's work on church growth research and development that aims to help the Church allocate its resources effectively to facilitate its mission and growth. Click on the 'signs' below to find out more.
As part of the £12m the Church Commissioners set aside for Church Growth research and development for 2012 - 2014, £3m has been allocated to support projects aiming to deliver church growth in deprived areas.
The Church Growth Research Programme is an 18 month research project exploring some of the factors that might explain church growth in the Church of England. The site includes examples of growing churches, existing literature on church growth and a discussion forum for users to share their experiences and opinions on church growth.
This publication is produced around four times per year by the Archbishops' Council and Church Commissioner's Strategy and Development Unit. It aims to help disseminate the lessons learned from existing ministry and mission, spread ideas about the opportunities for growth and, more generally, stimulate thinking on a range of resourcing issues.
Ministry Development at its heart is about equipping and developing the Church's ministers in order that they may stimulate and enable the whole Church to participate more fully in the mission of God in the world.
The Church Growth R & D blog features a team of bloggers from a range of contexts within the Church of England, who will share their views and experience of church growth and resourcing mission.
Updated by Rachel Jordan (The Archbishops' Council's National Evangelism Advisor) this page pulls together a variety of resources and information to help resource a Church shaped for mission.
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