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Archbishop of Canterbury honours Messy Church founder

News | 16.03.2022

Lucy Moore, founder of BRF’s Messy Church, has been recognised with the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Alphege Award for Evangelism and Witness.

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Caterpillars or butterflies?

Articles | 13.03.2022

In the second of our two articles on hope and justice in a broken world, Michele D. Morrison asks a question of us all…

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Hope in a broken world

Articles | 06.03.2022

In the first of two articles linking the themes of hope and justice in a post-Covid world, BRF author Ian Cowley offers a South African perspective...

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Crisis in Ukraine

Articles | 27.02.2022

In the light of current events in Ukraine, David Kerrigan, author of Prince of Peace in a World of Wars, reflects on how Christians might respond to such shocking and alarming events… (photo: OSCE, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons)

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Free outdoor all-age activities

News | 25.02.2022

Free Messy Church ideas, activities and more for brilliant all-age outdoor gatherings this spring.

Messy Church Pandemic

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The power of story

Articles | 20.02.2022

Regular visitors to this site will know that the theme of BRF’s centenary year is ‘Sharing the story’. Now, in the last of our articles connected with BRF’s appearance on BBC One’s Songs of Praise, we meet the programme researcher, Sam Lumley...

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New Daylight on Songs of Praise

Articles | 13.02.2022

In the latest of our articles linked to BRF’s appearance on BBC One’s Songs of Praise, Amy Boucher Pye writes about the impact BRF’s daily Bible reading notes can have on the lives of individuals...

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New church lead for Anna Chaplaincy for Older People

News | 10.02.2022

Debbie Ducille is new church lead for Anna Chaplaincy for Older People, as Julia Burton-Jones focuses on training and development.

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Messy Church and Songs of Praise

Articles | 06.02.2022

In the latest article linked to BRF’s appearance on BBC One’s Songs of Praise, Aike Kennett-Brown, the new lead for Messy Church, explains why the Bible is central to the Messy Church ministry...

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Anna Chaplains celebrated in Songs of Praise

Articles | 30.01.2022

Last week’s edition of Songs of Praise highlighted a number of BRF’s ministries, including the rapidly growing work of Anna Chaplaincy. In this article, Anna Chaplaincy founder Debbie Thrower writes about the exciting opportunities ahead...

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