Good practice guide: Mission and ministry in low-income communities and estates
Effective church resource use requires thoughtful, servant-hearted decision-making and local empowerment to meet ministry challenges across communities
Diversity
| Evangelism
| Estates
| Church planting
| New worshipping communities
| Inclusion
| Deprivation
| Funded project
| Funding
| Low income communities
| More diverse
| Partner
| Project
| SMMI
| Strategic funding
| Volunteers
| Resource church
| Diocesan Investment Programme
| DIP
| Ministry training
| Grant funding
| Proposal development
| Good practice guides
| Social action
| Building community
| Social housing estates
| Social transformation
| Growth
| Discipleship
| Spiritual growth
| Vocations
| Class
STEWARDING THE RESOURCES OF THE Church well in mission and ministry projects calls for decision-making that is servant-hearted, clear, relevant, balanced, organised and wise.
The guide below draws out three core challenges at the root of this work and how these are already being tackled successfully in parishes and communities across the country.
Find out more in the document below:
