Read @alanjroxburgh and @martinrobinson5 in the first in their new series "Leading in a New Space".
"Many of us sense that we’re facing something more challenging than managing congregations through a pandemic."
https://t.co/SJhuyFJujE
A new edition is taking shape with a series of articles on "Leading in a New Space". Join @martinrobinson5 and @alanjroxburgh for this series of essays looks at where we are as congregations and leaders.
https://t.co/SJhuyFJujE
Rediscovering the vocation of the church in the new era: shifting from contract to covenant; from host to neighbour; recognising the importance of place and the centrality of relationships. Explore our letters written with @JMissPract#SavetheParish https://t.co/tygofAuMA9
Worth listening to. For our democracies to function we need to learn to work together for the common good in our everyday rooted lives. Benedict can teach us a thing or two. We need to know our history- to know what we know and why.
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Great programme about destructive individualism- how we exchanged a vision of solidarity to one of meritocracy. The kindness of local communities gave way to a mechanistic state bureaucracy. Can the church help restore compassionate local relationships? https://t.co/RiWBUSbGke
"We are convinced that there is another story. There is within the memory of the church a story of being a people who do not need to be shaped by social contract, consumerism and individualism." #covenant#joiningGod@T4CG https://t.co/oRXLdASEwU
"We are convinced that there is another story. There is within the memory of the church a story of being a people who do not need to be shaped by social contract, consumerism and individualism." #covenant#joiningGod@T4CG https://t.co/oRXLdASEwU
Helpful article by @giles_fraser. We’d add that the purpose of “the parish” is the durable relationship between God and people and with place. When the church weakens its link with place, it breaks the covenant with the people. @msnorthcott@johnmilbank3 https://t.co/F8Odh9Ms9t
We look forward to being with @martinrobinson5@camroxburgh@alanjroxburgh#karenwilk and the team for this webinar in just over an hour - "Exploring Leadership". Join us here on FB Live: https://t.co/XAN4MQxkgl
“People who have been neighbours for 15yrs are now having conversations and changing their impressions about each other. Making new friends and children getting to know their elderly neighbours.” @L30Community Suey Street Fitness https://t.co/1zrulAcpeG
"Rather than speaking with the voice of prophecy, ...rather than proclaiming the miracles and mysteries that they uniquely exist to proclaim, church leaders have opted to talk like middle managers." Tom Holland. Is he right? https://t.co/K7X3ZMcGWd
At their best, the people of the church are the living embodiment of love. But we are not 'service providers' and church buildings are more than 'assets'. Churches have a profound relationship with place and express the sacred within the civic ecology.
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“In moving from host to neighbour, in recognising its own vulnerability and those of others, the people of the church can take a lead in extending the hand of friendship and building the common good between previously isolated or estranged interests.” https://t.co/aO5I27W8em