Abunas – the 65th tribe?
A conversation about cultivating a new, transcendent tribe of peacemakers in South Sudan.
The Slave Bible: a reflection
Sheila Akomiah-Conteh reflects on the existence of the 'Slave Bible' - a sobering reminder of how even sacred texts have been used to propagate evil - and the profound hope in God's ability to work for good in all circumstances.
Pioneer’s new book on embodied prayer as mission
London Pioneer School experience bears fruit in new publication
Entangled histories: John Chilembwe
Harvey Kwiyani tells the story of a legendary figure in the resistance of colonialism, whose statue now stands on the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square.
Is pioneering all about church planting?
Pioneering is frequently associated with church planting initiatives, but should it be?
Seeing the wood and seeing the trees
Two recently published articles may encourage us to both zoom in and zoom out to see a clearer picture of our own missional context.
Pioneering Parishes: the word is getting out
Pioneering Parishes is about redirecting congregations’ energy outward into their local communities.
Jesus: pioneer of pioneers
As Jesus initiated newness, so he calls his followers to do the same, says Greg Bakker
Clown state
Tina Hodgett finds the similarities between pioneering and clowning hit her like a custard pie in the face.
