The findings from the third annual review of the Alongside Scheme show the impact this ministry is having in the lives of both church leaders and their Companions. Project Officer Katie Nessler shares her highlights.

Paul Harcourt led the New Wine movement 2016-23, and has just published a new book, ‘Spirit Filled Churches: Working with God for deeper renewal in your local church’. We are also grateful for his part in the advisory group for ReSource’s charismatic history project. This is an extract from the chapter addressing personal spiritual renewal.

A new six-week course seeks to encourage and enrich the life of prayer found in ‘little, local, ordinary’ churches. ReSource Intercessor Esther McCafferty has been running a pilot...

A new six-week course seeks to encourage and enrich the life of prayer found in ‘little, local, ordinary’ churches. ReSource Intercessor Esther McCafferty has been running a pilot...

With the first series of ReSource’s new podcast complete, one of the three presenters, Revd Eleanor Jeans, shares some lasting impressions...

Revd Jo Allen is a pioneer minister in Oxfordshire, and co-director of Rural Ministries. She is currently engaged in doctoral research about the use of prophetic gifts in everyday life, and she is also a church leader in ReSource’s Alongside Scheme.

We are delighted to share this announcement from Emmanuel Theological College about an honorary professorship for Revd Dr Christopher Landau.

Christopher Landau writes: These are testing times for anyone even loosely connected with charismatic life within, or adjacent to, the Church of England.

ReSource longs to see little, local, ordinary churches come alive in the Holy Spirit. The Rt Revd Sophie Jelley, Bishop of Doncaster in the Diocese of Sheffield, recalls God’s gentle work in one parish.

How often has an ordained Pentecostal minister subsequently become a deacon in the Church of England? That’s the journey of Dr Grace Bally-Balogun, who has now left behind a career in retail management, latterly with River Island, for full-time Anglican ministry.

In July we ran a series of online conversations, Honest and Hopeful, offering a space to respond to scandals and disappointments in the church. One of the speakers, Revd Graham Hunter, reflects on the importance of lament in the face of disappointment.

Bishop Jill Duff shares her passion for the work of the Holy Spirit across the church.