The C of E needs to undergo a major "culture shift" to mobilise lay members to share their faith

The Church of England needs to undergo a major “culture shift” to mobilise lay members to spread the gospel in their everyday lives, a new report being presented to members of the General Synod argues.

The report, entitled “Setting God’s People Free”, calls for Christians to be equipped to live out their faith in every sphere – from the factory or office, to the gym or shop – to help increase numbers of Christians and their influence in all areas of life.

Laity and clergy should view themselves as equal partners in the task of evangelising the nation, it insists. The paper is a key element of the lay leadership strand of Renewal and Reform, an initiative from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, to help grow the Church.

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One comment on “The C of E needs to undergo a major "culture shift" to mobilise lay members to share their faith

  1. Marie Blocher says:

    First, they must define which Faith it is they want to share, the original Anglican Faith handed down thru the centuries, or the “new improved” version.