Have you ever wondered what would happen if your church took seriously ‘acting justly, loving mercy and walking humbly with God’ (Micah 6:8)? You are warmly invited to join with others in finding out.
As part of Micah Challenge UK, two key member organisations have developed a course for churches to use to help them discover how tackling poverty and pursuing justice, both locally and globally, are at the heart of Christian mission. The course has been called Just People: the Micah course. This course brings together down-to-earth theology, reflection, inspiration and experience with practical exercises. It will help your church grapple with issues of justice and poverty and think practically about how they can respond effectively as an integral part of their mission.
Two workshops will be run to equip you to run this course at your church (London, Saturday 15 September; Leeds, Saturday 29 September). These days will be fun and interactive and you will be taken through the material, how it works and have any questions answered. You will also get to meet people from the previous courses that have been run to find out what they did and how they got on.
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Statistics and Links on Fresh Expressions of Church A fresh expression is a form of church for our changing culture established primarily for the benefit of people who are not yet members of any church.
It will come into being through principles of listening, service, incarnational mission and making disciples.
It will have the potential to become a mature expression of church shaped by the gospel and the enduring marks of the church and for its cultural context.
Keep the promise - Halve poverty by 2015 Yesterday's London march, organised by Micah Challenge and The Lambeth Conference, was described by Gordon Brown as "one of the greatest public demonstrations of faith that this great city has ever seen."
Micah Challenge keen to help bishops keep on marching to 2015 Christian anti-poverty coalition Micah Challenge is delighted to have supported 650 bishops of the Anglican Communion in their July 24 march against global poverty - and is challenging them to keep on marching all the way to 2015.
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