The Leadership Show

The Bishop of Blackburn to suggest there would be no C of E churches in Lancashire by 2050, if things don"t change. Rev Andrew Raynes of Christchurch, Blackburn talks about the trends in church attendance that led to this view.

What if your small groups need revamping? Richard Lodge, one of the pastors at Kings Church, High Wycombe, on how they transformed their approach and now see more people involved.

Ever find yourself needing a fresh vision? Phil Stokes, Senior Leader of The Well, Camberwell, about how God re-envisioned him

Has attendance at your local church plateaued? Andy Peck talks to Marcus Honeysett, the founding director of Living Leadership about how to bring in change.

The founder of Living Leadership on how leaders can care for themselves.

You have changed your views and you're the vicar! What do you do? Rev David Bracewell, formerly vicar of St Saviour's Church, Guildford about what God did and how he and the church responded

Out of sight, out of mind? Eddie Arthur, of Global Connections talks on good practice when it comes to raising missionary awareness in the local church.

'I was planning my exit the first day I arrived'. Andy Peck speaks to Stephen Sizer, vicar of Christchurch, Virginia Water, about why he sees succession as a part of all the ministries in a local church.

Who will succeed you as leader? Rev Stephen Sizer, vicar of Christchurch, Virginia Water on succession, and how it can be a principle of church life

“Proverbs says it’s the glory of God to hide a matter, the glory of kings to search it out. One of the principles we teach right away is that God hides things for us, not from us…God hides his word so that only the humble and the hungry will find it.” Kris Vallotton - one of the pastors at Bethel Church, Redding California talks about his faith and ministry, and his journey from car mechanic to ev...

The Senior Minister of Rising Brook Baptist,Stafford about discipleship in the local church and the forthcoming Willow Creek summits run across the UK in the Autumn.

The Director of South Asian Concern on how churches can be more welcoming to those from South Asia. 

The director for strategic initiatives for Global Connections on the changing face of world mission

The senior leader of The Presence Church, Harrogate about leading the church and The European Leaders Advance July 1-3rd

Charles Hippsley, Director of LICC's Work Forum and Ros Turner, the LICC Transforming Work Champion about a new resource to help people live for Christ in the workplace  

A retired Civil Servant who worked with the Department for International Development, and oversaw projects in various parts of the world, on serving Christ as a Civil Servant.

How do we reach the Millennial Generation? Richard Johnson, vicar of All Saints, Worcester on his experience at the church he serves. 

How do we stay walking wth God when our family have left home or we are nearing retirement? Second Half Living is a discipleship course for those in the second half of life. 

What role does drama have in evangelism?  Louise Ryrie runs a Performing Arts Church at the site of St Elizabeth's church, Crawley, West Sussex, and explains how the church came about and the use of drama.

A business consultant onthe challenges of maintaining a Christian witness in an increasingly sceptical and hostile working environment

Church leadership can be a challenge to family life. We hear from the parents, Rowland and Alli, and how Rachael found life as a pastor's kid. 

The founding CEO of Cafe Leadership about some of the latest research on youthworkers.

Colin Chambers, who served for eight years as Nelson Mandela's chaplain, on his memories of Mandela, and what he gleaned about leadership from him.

On the leadership team and staff team at Belmont Chapel, Exeter, Derek on the blessings of being part of a leadership team and keeping in touch with the world outside the church.

The head of Christian Vocations on what to consider when thinking about moving jobs. http://www.globalconnections.org.uk/vocations