Bread of Hope

In this series, we’ll be exploring what Jesus does for us (atonement) and how the church has shared this (mission).

In this first session, we’ll listen to Ched Myers on the atonement.

We'll structure our time as follows:
• For the first 15 minutes we'll catch up, then pray for one another's work. (There's no obligation to pray out loud.)
• For the next 60 minutes, we will discuss and reflect.
• We sometimes close with a time of lectio divina: https://www.anglicancommunion.org/media/253799/1-What-is-Lectio-Divina.pdf.

Please email contact@breadofhope.org.uk if you would like to join us via Zoom.

In this series, we’ll be exploring what Jesus does for us (atonement) and how the church has shared this (mission).

In this second session, we’ll reflect on framing the atonement as Jesus’ victory over the Powers.

A Life Worth Living (London: Bread of Hope, 2018).

We'll structure our time as follows:
• For the first 15 minutes we'll catch up, then pray for one another's work. (There's no obligation to pray out loud.)
• For the next 60 minutes, we will discuss and reflect.
• We sometimes close with a time of lectio divina: https://www.anglicancommunion.org/media/253799/1-What-is-Lectio-Divina.pdf.

Please email contact@breadofhope.org.uk if you would like to join us via Zoom.

In this series, we’ll be exploring what Jesus does for us (atonement) and how the church has shared this (mission).

In this third session, we’ll reflect on framing the atonement in terms of penal substitution (ie. Jesus substitutes himself to pay the penalty for our wrongdoing).

No Place Like Home (London: Bread of Hope, 2018).

We'll structure our time as follows:
• For the first 15 minutes we'll catch up, then pray for one another's work. (There's no obligation to pray out loud.)
• For the next 60 minutes, we will discuss and reflect.
• We sometimes close with a time of lectio divina: https://www.anglicancommunion.org/media/253799/1-What-is-Lectio-Divina.pdf.

Please email contact@breadofhope.org.uk if you would like to join us via Zoom.

In this series, we’ll be exploring what Jesus does for us (atonement) and how the church has shared this (mission).

In this fourth session, we’ll reflect on framing the atonement in terms of penal substitution (ie. Jesus substitutes himself to pay the penalty for our wrongdoing).

The Ministry of Justice (London: Bread of Hope, 2025).

We'll structure our time as follows:
• For the first 15 minutes we'll catch up, then pray for one another's work. (There's no obligation to pray out loud.)
• For the next 60 minutes, we will discuss and reflect.
• We sometimes close with a time of lectio divina: https://www.anglicancommunion.org/media/253799/1-What-is-Lectio-Divina.pdf.

Please email contact@breadofhope.org.uk if you would like to join us via Zoom.