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The Christian church in the UK often struggles to connect with people and communities, and that the Church of England itself, at an institutional level, appears pre-occupied by self-protection from scandals of various kinds, the maintenance of buildings, and consumed by internal divisions. Some might describe this as a dangerously potential ‘rotting’ or ‘decomposing’ of both vision and connection, making a metaphorical link with the compost heap.
But at grassroots many people are experimenting, they are trying to understand their local landscapes of faith in new ways. They are intentionally ‘composting’ faith, motivated by an understanding that bringing about a new season requires uprooting the old, renewing the land, and making space for new life to emerge. 
Is it time to dig deeper into this metaphor and bring together a community of learning, creating a reflective space where we can share experiences and grapple with questions and challenges?

God’s book doesn’t shy away from contentious topics – and neither should we. Does the Bible condone warfare and slavery? Isn’t the New Testament’s teaching on sex outdated? Surely there’s not a literal heaven and hell?

It can be tough to make sense of the Bible’s most challenging passages and ideas. How do we approach these tough questions about Scripture, particularly if we’re worried they might chip away at the foundation of our faith? And how can we respond thoughtfully when they come up in everyday life, at work or over coffee with a friend?  

In a normal week, you might spend four hours with other Christians at church. And in that same week, you might spend 40 hours with your colleagues at work. We know what discipleship looks like in the four hours. But what about the 40?
What does it mean to be as alert to God’s presence at your desk as you are in the pew? How can we live with the habits and practices that sustain our faith through the week? And what does it look like to do the work in front of us with a conviction that our work is worship?
ReWork is a one-day event that takes a deep dive into those questions. If you’re a Christian in your first decade of working life, the day will help you connect your discipleship to what you do, and see how you can thrive in your job as God intended – making a difference with him through it all.

Held at LICC’s HQ in central London. Help your people see that every day matters to God.
The Gospel is good news for all of life. But often, followers of Jesus end up feeling that it’s only church-based activities that really count – prayer meetings, Bible studies, and Sunday services. But that’s simply not true.
Every task, every interaction, and every day matters to God. From dropping your kids at school to checking spreadsheets, managing teams, grabbing coffee, heading to the gym, and playing in a band, we can be a transformative, Jesus-like presence, wherever we are and whatever we do. 
We’re excited to gather, connect, and equip like-minded church leaders who want to inspire and empower people for this daily mission.  

 

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