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Forge training: being missional where we live, work and play

Forge trains ordinary people to become missional. It might be in pioneering new things, church planting, working in and through an already existing church, or serving in a local community, professional or relational network. We have three intensive weekends spread over the year with five coaching sessions.

We hope you will both consider taking part and passing on this information to those who may benefit.

Please click to download the following that describe the Forge training, content, coaching, and outcomes (https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5l6z5qdykr5pcnq/AADdpdpvJ5xRIce0excY1uQZa?dl=0).

  • A promotional leaflet for your information and to share with others
  • A brief outline of the topics for each weekend – also sharable
  • An Application form – that can be forwarded, completed, and returned to me.

2020 Forge Midlands Dates

27-29 March 2020 – Weekend One

26-28 June 2020 – Weekend Two

25-27 September 2020 – Weekend Three

We now have three years of experience in leading this missional training and have seen the direct benefit in participants and in us! We have a solid team of practitioners who deliver content and provide coaching. We’ve had multiple ethnicities, contexts, and church traditions represented, and this has added a vibrancy to the training, conversations, and coaching. I’m so glad to lead this missional training!  We are expecting next year’s group to be the best yet and don’t want you to miss taking part.

You can also read more about Forge England & Wales at https://www.facebook.com/forgeenglandandwales/ or #forgingthefuture and #forgeenglandandwales.

We are limiting the group to 18 participants and advance booking is required. If you have an interest in taking part or want more information, contact us at Timothy.C.Aho@gmail.com or 07939 680879.

 

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