Tiverton & Cullompton Deanery Synod Thursday June 18th 2015
at St. Paul’s Church Tiverton
Refreshments from 7.15pm - meeting commences at 7.30pm
We all have questions about how to grow our churches!
You are warmly invited to the next deanery synod evening when we have an opportunity to be learn from our special guest speaker Michael Moynagh. Michael is on the staff at Wycliffe Theological College, Oxford and a leading advisor on the National Fresh Expressions group.
What’s the one thing we should know? How do I start? How can we grow disciples? How can my church get involved? What’s the secret of success?
Michael will help us to understand the changing nature of society and how church communities are engaging in new ways - Being church, doing life and creating Gospel communities where life happens. His new book by the same title will be available to purchase on the evening at a discounted price.Please see -
Michael will share practical advice on how to start and grow church – however small – in every context of life; sharing some great stories that have emerged through practitioners. There will be ample time for questions and sharing together.
Do please invite those along who are involved or would like to help grow your church community!
Revd Barry Dugmore Rural Dean Simon Friend - Lay Chair
Tiverton & Cullompton Deanery Synod Thursday June 18th 2015
at St. Paul’s Church Tiverton
Refreshments from 7.15pm - meeting commences at 7.30pm
We all have questions about how to grow our churches!
You are warmly invited to the next deanery synod evening when we have an opportunity to be learn from our special guest speaker Michael Moynagh. Michael is on the staff at Wycliffe Theological College, Oxford and a leading advisor on the National Fresh Expressions group.
What’s the one thing we should know? How do I start? How can we grow disciples? How can my church get involved? What’s the secret of success?
Michael will help us to understand the changing nature of society and how church communities are engaging in new ways - Being church, doing life and creating Gospel communities where life happens. His new book by the same title will be available to purchase on the evening at a discounted price. Please see -
Michael will share practical advice on how to start and grow church – however small – in every context of life; sharing some great stories that have emerged through practitioners. There will be ample time for questions and sharing together.
Do please invite those along who are involved or would like to help grow your church community!
Revd Barry Dugmore Rural Dean Simon Friend - Lay Chair