Evangelism UK

Integral Mission podcasts on Slipstream

Slipstream is the new service from EA for leaders. One of the services it will provide is a series of podcats from well knows leaders on specific issues. This month Tim Chester, Jon Kuhrt and Justin Thacker all address the issues surrounding 'integral mission', as you can see on:

http://www.eauk.org/slipstream/

EA launch Slipstream for leaders

Krish Kandiah at the Evangelical Alliance says the new information, podcast and resources website for leaders, called Slipstream already has 2000 signed up and 500 are on the accompanying Facebook site. Clearly aimed with mission in mind, the site can be seenyou can see the site and sign up at:

http://www.eauk.org/slipstream/

Alpha friends relaunched

Bonnie Yule-Kuehne, the UK Development Director at Alpha, has said that the website and support network for anyone interested in Alpha has been re launched. 'Alpha Friends' is for prayer supporters, church leaders and people who run courses. 'Friends' can send in news and comment on others. Alpha podcasts of conference speakers are also available on:

www.alphafriends.org

CEA latest

Gareth Squire from the Christian Enquiry Agency has posted the latest CEA News on to the Christianity.org website (a pdf version is available as a download under News) with all the information and links for HopeInfo as the public face of Hope08, previously posted here, but with much more news besides.

http://www.christianity.org.uk/news.html

Cof E Start the Week

Paul Bayes is the national evangelism advisor for the Church of England and has a news service for the Anglican network called Start the Week. We work closely together and feed each other information to our various networks. STW is available to people who are not CofE and this week covers lots of topics including an Associates post to work alongside Paul; details of the project Sense Making Faith; Tearfund research on Prayer; Focus on Older People; CASE Come Home for Christmas and resources for Apologetics. I'll post some of the items seperately in EvangelismUK to log them in our archive ... but for now you can visit STW at: http://starttheweek.typepad.com.

RUN and Sprint

Chris Stoddard from RUN (Reaching the Unchurched Network) has news of the many new resources and articles in the latest RUN newsletter, Sprint. These include stories of a church plant on an old military base; a Jazz Church; a Church in the Pub etc ... together with websites looking at connecting church with culture. This is a subscription service for members, who can also access a great variety of ready made resources for outreach. See the Sprint e-magazine link on:

www.run.org.uk/sprint/sprintmaghome.aspx

Reaching the Unchurched Network

Reaching the Unchurched Network is what it says on the tin: A network of people seeking to reach the unchurched. Information and resources are provided on the website. For members of the network who pay and annual subscription, a host of resources can be downloaded including videos, talks, power point presentations, worship graphics etc.

RUN also provide conference and other resources for mission in the modern context, drawing together a network which is extensive and growing. Latest news of their website is sent out by request on an e-news bulletin. All details on www.run.org.uk.

Start the Week

Paul Bayes is the national evangelism officer for the Church of England and produces a weekly e-news bulletin called Start the Week. As you might imagine it is posted on a Monday. Though specifically provided for the network of diocesan missioners, it can and is accessed by anyone in the network.

Start the Week brings together all kinds of information, articles, reviews and details of missioner jobs, as well as some of the items of news from EvangelismUK. It can be found at: www.starttheweek.typepad.com.

Catholic Evangelisation news

The Catholic Agency to Support Evangelisation for the Bishops Conference of England and Wales have just launched a new news bulletin for evangelisation. Electronic versions will be sent to those who request it in July, Oct and Feb. while printed versions will be produced Sept. Dec and Easter. A post will be placed on EvangelismUk to notify and remind.

CASE have a fantastic website of resources, through which the email news 'E-Zine' can be requested.

http://www.caseresources.org.uk/latestnews/latestnews_newsletter.htm