Mission Shaped Ministry (MSM) Course 2010
All over Britain, Christians are beginning fresh expressions of church for our changing culture. ‘mission shaped ministry’ is a one year part-time course which aims to equip you to begin this ministry and to go on learning.
who is it for?
- Christians who want their churches to be more effective in mission
- Individuals and teams who are exploring ideas for fresh expressions
- Experienced pioneers who want to revisit their foundations
- Lay Christians taking their first steps in mission and ministry
- Emerging leaders for new forms of church
- Recognised ministers who want to sharpen their skills
- Church leaders with an area responsibility
- Those supporting and accompanying pioneer ministers
- All denominations, traditions and streams
- Urban, suburban and rural contexts
what will we learn?
- The qualities and characteristics of Christian ministry
- Listening to God in your culture and community
- The Christian call to share in God’s mission
- The nature and shape of the church
- Growing new Christians and making disciples
- How to begin a fresh expression of church
- How to sustain and grow a fresh expression of church to maturity
features of the course
- Designed for busy Christians who are active in ministry
- Owned by local churches, dioceses, districts, circuits and denominations
- Delivered ecumenically with students from a broad range of traditions
- Teaching by local and national teachers
- Learning through refl ection on your own context and story
- Giving practical support through mentoring and accompaniment
- Immediate application to your own context
- Access to a growing on-line guide to fresh expressions
- Uses different learning styles
- Lots of varied learning resources
- Designed to lead to a lively local learning network of people who support one another in ministry
- Suitable for clergy and lay Christians
Details about MSM in Essex and East London
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