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Learn OCR GCSE Christianity - Practices and much more on Memrise

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Messy Church Goes Wild is the movement within Messy Church which aims to encourage Messy Churches to meet God outdoors, love the natural world, experience a sense of awe and wonder there and to be more eco-aware in all we do, both inside and out, as gathered and dispersed church, for the good of the planet.

Watch the video below to hear all about Messy Church Goes Wild in action!

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Glasgow City Mission is the world’s first City Mission. Since 1826, we have been showing Christian care to vulnerable adults and children by fighting against poverty and disadvantage in Glasgow.

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The English word "evangelism" comes from the Greek word euaggelion. As a noun the word literally translated means: "gospel" or "good news." In the verb form (euaggelizesthai), the meaning of the word changes to mean "announce" or "bring good news." The Greek word appears fifty-five times in the New Testament - in some versions of the Bible the word is translated as 'preach.'

In this short film Chip Kendall talks about what it has meant for him and his family to be evangelists.

Click here to book a visit to your school by Chip or email paul.kingsleysmith@yfc.co.uk

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The English word "evangelism" comes from the Greek word euaggelion. As a noun the word literally translated means: "gospel" or "good news." In the verb form (euaggelizesthai), the meaning of the word changes to mean "announce" or "bring good news."