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Cris Rogers , church leader at All Hallows Bow has just posted this on his Facebook page.



After concluding my Doctor of Ministry program with Asbury, I wanted to share with you some of the overall findings from my research project, as they may be of interest and relevance. (To some).

The research highlighted several areas of concern regarding working-class leadership and the church. One of the major areas I focused on was the discernment and training needs of the working-class community. The findings shed light on the unique challenges and opportunities present in this demographic, and how we, as the church, can better equip and empower working-class leaders.

To make these findings accessible, I have prepared an abridged version, which is now available on the Urban Mission UK website (https://urbanmission.uk). This resource includes both written content and video materials, designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the research outcomes.

The empowerment of working-class leaders within the church is a critical one, and I believe these findings can contribute to addressing this important issue. I encourage you to explore the resources on the website and reach out to me if you have any questions or would like to engage in further dialogue.

Thank you for your time

 
 
 


Come together for Proximity 2024. The must-see, must-be, Urban Mission Conference is back on Friday 14 and Saturday 15 June 2024.


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The conference is two dedicated days for those working, living, serving and worshipping in urban areas. Designed to stretch your thinking, widen your skill set, and give you practical insight into loving as He loves, helping as He helps, and serving as He serves. 


Meet with God and like-minded people who’re tasked with sharpening your own practice. 

If you’re desperate to see the church move in closer proximity to people, both geographically and relationally, these communal gatherings, seminars, and worship times at Proximity Conference will recharge, refocus and re-inspire you.

Come together to dream dreams, sing songs and tell tales of transformation. 

Come together to be seen, heard and understood. 

In proximity of God.

In proximity of each another.

In proximity of the problem.


Come together.

Equipping you to keep going in the good and the not-so-good times, join us on Friday 14 and Saturday 15 June in Manchester for the Proximity Conference. Tickets for this always fly out fast, so grab yours today.


Where: The Message Trust, Lancaster House, Harper Road, Sharston, M22 4RG

When: Friday 14 and Saturday 15 June, 10am – 5pm each day

 
 
 

We are delighted to announce  the opportunity for you to join our Members' Day on Saturday, 29 June 2024 on Zoom.  We will be providing an opportunity to listen to 3 good speakers on 3 interesting and challenging subjects, plus time to discuss the issues these talks raise, ask questions and meet other members.  All this from the comfort of your home!



We can confirm the following speakers:


Dr Joe Forde, UTU alumni, author and Chair of Sheffield's Church Action on Poverty group.  His talk is titled 'Let's End Poverty!'


Rev Zaidie Orr, UTU Trustee and former nurse, combines her past and present profession as she talks about Mental Health - a taster for the UTU Mental Health Day being organised for the autumn.


Rev Dr Rob Hoch, Director of Theological Studies at UTU is going to talk about shaping the new 3 module course, Mission 3vangelical for a Post-Christian World. 



You can join us for the whole day, 10am-3pm, or just dip into specific sessions.  All you have to do is ensure your membership with us is up to date and email the office to register.  We will then send out the programme and the zoom link nearer the time.  If you are not a UTU member or your membership has lapsed, do not despair!  You can pay £20 for 6 months membership to attend the Members' Day.  



We are looking forward to meeting you on Saturday, 29 June. Don't forget to register with Jill in the office (office@utusheffield.org.uk) to receive the programme and Zoom link.


 
 
 
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