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Transformational leadership is about churches, circuits, New Places for New People (NPNPs) and Church at the Margins (CaMs) making the main thing the main thing: speaking of, listening for, and living out the Good News of God's love in Jesus. It's about being prepared to transform for the sake of transformation in the world God loves, recognising that the Church is there for the benefit of the whole world. It's about being open to growth of all kinds: growing disciples; growing in love for our communities; growing and deepening relationships;  and, by God's grace, growing in number too.

Transformation happens when God's people:

  • Put God's mission first;
  • Discern just one or two mission priorities;
  • Work as a team;
  • Act, reflect, then act again;
  • Have a critical friend with them on the journey.

On these pages you will find resources and events to help you, your church, your circuit, your NPNP or your CaM move into transformation.

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