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Messy Church at St Eustachius in Tavistock had a communion service in July, which was a wonderful culmination of their Holy Habits series - written by Sarah Pendle, Messy Church leader
What do the Commonwealth Games, relay races and the Body of Christ have in common? At Portobello and Joppa Parish Church, they came together in a fun-filled Messy Church session that celebrated teamwork, faith and making the most of unexpected challenges. Discover how a quieter summer gathering became a powerful reminder that we're stronger when everyone plays their part.
North Mull Parish decided to try something different for the school holidays and move outdoors for a Messy Church Goes Wild session.
Aike, Messy Church ministry lead, spoke with Jackie about how her experience of Messy Church is bringing together four generations from her family.
Beith Messy Church recently went on a summer trip! Find out what happened when over 70 people headed to a local park for fun and games rounded off with a BBQ and ice creams.
Crossroads Church in Norfolk, with the help of a Church of England microgrant, has set up a Messy Church in their parish!
Newly signed-up member of the Messy Momentum project, Messy Church Goes Wild – Nanpantan (near Loughborough) is led by intergenerational pioneer Hazel Wragg, along with a team of devoted volunteers. It meets twice a month and it's aim is to involve all generations in treasuring creation!
We’ve loved seeing your photos and activities celebrating Easter - thank you for sharing the joy with us!
Trish Hahn, Messy Church SEND Pioneer, launched her first SEND Messy Church over 16 years ago. You can read about how she got going and her journey here.
Estate Messy Church in South East London, thriving, after introducing some changes and refreshing how they did Messy Church!
Starting small but growing in confidence, Messy Church at St Edburgha’s, Yardley is finding its rhythm. Through reflection, teamwork and trust in one another’s gifts, this new ministry is beginning to flourish.
