
Weak and unimpressive. Husband, father, veteran, ex rugby player and an elder of @peak_trinity in Bakewell (UK). @theruralproject project leadership team.
Bakewell, England
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Why bother evangelising rural Britain?
Surely our limited resources are better spent reaching cities where the people and cultural influences are?
Here are 5 reasons we must not neglect Britain's villages:
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"There's no point in reaching the rural population, they're only 17% of the population."
By that logic we should ignore all:
• Muslims 6%
• London 13.6%
• 10-19 year olds 12%
• People on council estates 17.1%
• Scotland, Wales and N.Ireland 15.4%
Let's go EVERYWHERE
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5 things to be grateful for at your very ordinary church:
1. Faithful preaching
2. Community presence
3. Teachers for your children
4. Family that knows your name
5. The presence of God
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What a joy to have 42 people signed up for our conference with 2 weeks to go!
Now we know Christians are last minute Larrys. So do us a favour to help us get organised. Sign up asap!
And if you cannot come, why not pray or share the next tweet with your followers?
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We're grateful to God for the chance to share about the Rural Project at Rising Lights this week.
Want to find out more about our work?
Visit:
theruralproject.org/connect
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“We’ve never needed them. We have never really asked anything of them. You know, they’ll say they sent some troops to Afghanistan, or this and that. And they did, they stayed a little back, a little off the front lines”
I served in Afghanistan. I saw first hand the sacrifices made by British soldiers I served alongside in Sangin where we suffered horrific casualties, as did the US Marines the following year.
I don’t believe US military personnel share the view of President Trump; his words do them a disservice as our closest military allies.
It’s sad to see our nation’s sacrifice, and that of our NATO partners, held so cheaply by the President of the United States.
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Jonathan Bond @theFIEC's Director for Small Churches shares with us his experience for how to lead small churches:
theruralproject.org/blog/lea…
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Praise God for a successful launch service of the new Acts 29 Europe church Église de la Montagne in Paris!
"At 10h30 we started the service. 160 people showed up, which was way more than we expected...All in all we couldn’t have imagined all of this going so well."
Church Administrator
Peak Trinity Church, Bakewell
Peak Trinity Church is a young, evangelical church based in Bakewell in the Peak District National Park.
A job description and further information can be found on our website:peaktrinity.org/administrato…
When you go and collect your kids from Contagious and have a wardrobe clash with another pastor 😂 @TheRuralProject
Such a joy to be a part of this team!!
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Wonderful service on Sunday after a great week serving our community. Check out our video:
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Been reflecting on how we can cultivate a missional culture in our rural churches: peaktrinity.org/articles/mis… @Acts29 @theFIEC
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Whether you servein a rural place, or in a more urban environment, we all need to think about reaching the lost in rural Britain.
On the podcast, Adrian is joined by @ScothernR to hear about rural church ministry ⬇️
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12pm we get to hear from Simon about evangelism to the farming community. Sign-up 👇
We're starting in 30 mins! Join us + @WelshRev at noon. Still time to register 👉 theruralproject.org/zoom





















