Share

Share has developed as individuals involved in fresh expressions of church have shared their stories, their insights and their learning. This page acts as an index of who has written about what on Share, or on blogs for example.

	Mike Collyer Mike is a member of Church Army's research team The Sheffield Centre. He explores evangelism, spiritual needs and fresh expressions of church for older people. He co-wrote the page Fresh expressions for older people and has written two Share blogs: The invisible generation and Aging church congregations: problem or challenge?
	Claire Dalpra Claire has worked in Church Army's research team The Sheffield Centre for more than ten years. Her role as assistant researcher involves writing, editing, consultancy and conferencing in the area of fresh expressions of church. She has written the pages Fresh expressions for under 5s and their families, Children's fresh expressions, New monastic fresh expressions and Fresh expressions for adults with learning disabilities and she co-wrote Fresh expressions for older people. She has written a Share blog called For the children or for the adults?
	Bob and Mary Hopkins Bob and Mary Hopkins pioneered Anglican Church Planting Initiatives which they continue to lead. Alongside this, they are part-time members of the Archbishop's Fresh Expressions Team led by Graham Cray. They are also working in partnership with CMS for a mission movement. They contributed to the page Café church and they wrote a Share blog called Challenging the centre.
	Andrew Roberts Andrew works for Fresh Expressions as Director of Training. He co-wrote the discipleship section on Share, called How might we encourage discipleship?
	Pam Smith Pam is currently priest in charge of i-church, an online community founded by the Diocese of Oxford. Before she was ordained she was a Reader (Licensed Lay Minister) at Coventry Cathedral and a lay prison chaplain. She wrote the page Online fresh expressions and has written two Share blogs: Feed my sheep... and Knocking down and building up.
	Richard Sudworth Richard is a Pioneer Ordinand at the Queen's Foundation and is based in an Anglican parish church in inner city Birmingham. He is the author of Distinctly Welcoming: Christian presence in a multifaith society. He wrote the page Fresh expressions among other faiths and wrote a Share blog called 360˚ Listening.
	Neville Willerton Neville is the National Projects Officer for Fresh Expressions in Church Army. Amongst his responsibilities, he is capturing on audio a number of Fresh Expressions Case Studies so that pioneers can listen and learn from others. The interviews include: Rev Richard Moy, Wolverhampton Pioneer Ministries; Capt Roger Horsley, Messy Church, Warwick Gates; and Capt Tim Hyde, The Lighthouse Project, Southampton.

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