Sizzling Summer Sessions with the
​West Midlands Synod
Stuart Scott and Nick Stanyon invite you to join them online
for four sessions in August and September.

Wednesday 2 August, 7.30pm: The Theos Report  
The United Reformed Church: a Paradoxical Church at a Crossroads?  
Commissioned as part of the Church Life Review, Nathan Mladin’s report explores the life, identity, and flourishing of the United Reformed Church.   What can we learn from it?
Download the Report here

Tuesday 15 August, 7.30pm: The Fire Still Burns
What are ministers for?
Stuart Scott will lead discussion from the second reflection in his recently published book.   
The book can be ordered from Stuart Scott, or available at https://www.troubador.co.uk/bookshop/religion-beliefs/the-fire-still-burns/ as print or eBook, or in print from https://urcshop.co.uk/the-fire-still-burns-by-stuart-scott/
On request, the material for this session can also be made available by email.

Thursday 7 September, 7.30pm:  What two things?
Nick Stanyon will introduce us to his sabbatical research.  When church members were asked ‘What are the two most important things about God to you?’, what did they say?   What do the answers reveal and how can we use these findings to encourage people to share their faith?

Tuesday 19 September, 7.30pm: The Fire still Burns
Where are we going?
In this second session arising from the book’s reflections, we explore the book’s 4th reflection.
On request, the material for this session can also be made available by email.

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​To join any of these sessions, please contact the Synod Office for the Zoom link:
admin@urcwestmidlands.org.uk

It will be helpful, although not required, for participants to have read the material to be discussed before the session.

​Please see appropriate page for training opportunities
​for ministry.

​Some 'Prayer & Spirituality' opportunities  -  here

Events advertised by
​Birmingham Churches Together
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EVENTS @ WESTMINSTER COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE
​To Resource the Life and Worship of the Local Church

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