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bath and wells holy rumpus

i went to university in bath and lived there until i was 30 during which time we did a load of youth work and mission. i have a big soft spot for it and many fond memories and indeed many friends there. so i am doubly pleased to let you know that a holy rumpus is taking place as a partnership between bath and wells diocese and church mission society (who i work for). this will be a pioneer hub that initially will run a year's training over weekends and evenings i.e. will be good for those working full time. it all kicks off in may - more details are here. go sign up!

Posted on January 03, 2019 in fresh expressions, innovation, mission, pioneer | Permalink

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