Messy Togetherness: Being intergenerational in Messy Church

He has given advice, been inspired, and had a look at what makes Messy Church so successful. How it is that families with no Church background are coming, and joining in in this fresh expression of what Church is? Here, in Messy Togetherness, Martyn Payne brings that experience and insight into a close, under the microscope, examination of what makes Messy Church. Not only that, but he seeks to find where Messy Church belongs in the timeless body of the Church. As he says himself: 'Messy Church is the child in the midst of inherited church, playing, wondering, disturbing and questioning everything.' Integration is at the core of Messy Togetherness. Not only in bringing together Church goers and non-Church goes. But in bringing together the newer and older ways of approaching what Church is. The book also contains three Messy Church session to help you put into practice what Martyn discovered on his three-year journey across the UK. One for the Old Testament, one for the New Testament, and on for the Epistles. Messy Church has always been about uniting different people on their journeys. It's about togetherness.