Over the first October weekend in 2021, Stef Liston and Maurice Nightingale traveled to Germany to join Hafenkirche Frankfurt for our annual weekend away - a time that was particularly special as we appointed our first eldership team!
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In the first of a series of posts looking at our new shape in detail, Maurice Nightingale starts an important discussion on how our shape change is part of the ongoing story of Newfrontiers: how will this second generation of network and movement leaders navigate this next transition to the third life cycle of the movement?
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Mike Betts records a video going into detail about Relational Missions new shape.
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Over the last two years there have been important changes to the shape of Relational Mission. In this post, find out more about what’s new.
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Gather online with people from several nations to worship, hear news and pray for French-speaking church plants around the world.
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As the global pandemic hit our nations, it felt like a great big pause button had been pressed. But God has been speaking to us of a great divine reset, a reboot with fresh vigour and passion for planting churches across Europe.
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Whole initiatives have been birthed from these kinds of prayer events and we want to continue in that rich history.
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Nilesh Raveendran is leading a team of pioneers planting a church in the city of Nagoya, Japan. They have a big vision for serving the church in South East Asia.
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On the surface it would seem foolish, launching our annual Christmas appeal in the midst of global turmoil. But “Hope for Broken Communities” is part of a much bigger vision for Relational Mission: to see millions of pounds invested to help millions of people in devastated communities around the world.
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At the Courage conference in 2018, Stef Liston revealed the desire we have as a church family to plant into Liverpool, UK. Several people have now moved to begin sharing the gospel there.
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“…one of the reasons I wanted to do LEAD was because it would force me to read my Bible more. It doesn’t sound very spiritual, but it certainly worked!”
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