The start of a new series on managing change in a church context.

Before a change can happen, there needs to be a wide buy-in that the change is important. In this episode we will look at how you can build momentum for change by creating a sense of urgency that draws people into the process.

We are delighted to introduce you to Beth de la Mare - a new addition to the Broadcast team.

Beth shares about the work she is doing, and brings a sample of a course that she is producing based on David Devenish's teaching on Practical Apostolic ministry.

In this episode, Tim Simmonds continues his interview with Martyn Dunsford about how we can have the confidence to break through in mission.

In this episode, Tim Simmonds interviews Martyn Dunsford about his story, and how hearing God's voice propelled him into global mission.

Andy McCullough and Gavin Bissessar interview Dr Harvey Kwiyani for the Unreached blog, talking about “Multicultural Kingdom,” the Unreached Conference (25-26th June), mission, George Floyd, diversity and African Christianity.

In this episode, Tom O'Toole and Colin Baron talk about how to bring about change in a church that can lead to growth.

For the upcoming Change for Growth webinars, please visit https://thebroadcastnetwork.org/change-for-growth/

The final instalment in a series of conversations between Tim Simmonds and Tom O'Toole about how the church comes out of lockdown. This time we focus on what the last year has taught us about the priority of pastoring.

During lockdown many churches have had no choice but to move online. In doing so, new opportunities have opened up, as well as new longings for in-person community.

As we unlock, what is the future for online? Will it remain with us - and if so, what will it look like?

In this episode Tim Simmonds and Tom O'Toole continue a conversation about how the church emerges from lockdown, and talk about the new appreciation that lockdown has given them for how important our in-person Sunday meetings are.

In this episode Tim Simmonds and Tom O'Toole start a conversation about how the church emerges from lockdown, and start thinking about what questions we should be asking.