Anglican network unfolding the new while attached to the old

Thursday, April 19th, 2018

You may have heard that “Spiral Network” is the new name for the Pioneer Development Unit.

The spiral is a picture that captures the idea of new things unfolding yet still attached to the centre and the old. It’s a network of different groups who are pioneering new ways of doing church or are reaching into the places where the church doesn’t usually reach. Continue reading

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