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The term is in full swing, the whirlwind of freshers is over and students are finding their feet in a new normal. For many students, this shift can emphasise loneliness and students can feel less at home in their new city.  There was recently a BBC Radio 4 survey that found 16-24's to be the loneliest age group. Students sit right in the...

We know what we need to do to see our friends in our small groups: invite them. Sometimes fear gets in the way and we are too scared to invite our friends. I know this feeling. Let me introduce my friend Sophia. Sophia is the sweetest person with a big heart for people and she is full of curiosity. She is...

Working for Fusion isn't a job, it's a call!  We are looking for networkers, missionaries, strategists, evangelists, administrators, vision casters, film makers, clear thinkers, communicators, hope-speakers, cheerleaders, peace makers and light bringers. Could it be you?  The Fusion Team is in a dynamic place. We are growing and need quality people to join in with what God is doing through Fusion.  There are...

The Small Groups Big Mission workbook has landed and we’re seeing students across the UK receive training in leading missional small groups! The workbook asks the question, ‘what does it look like to host unmissable meetings? To lead a small group that people can’t wait to attend?’  The book and the training consists of 4 main sections, including creating small groups...

Last Saturday I attended our churches regular men's ministry, and this year we’re focussing on the different journeys we go through as men in life. So naturally we were going for a walk! Not quite thinking through my choice of footwear, I arrived in my running shoes. Sporty shoes aren’t necessarily bad for long distances, but I hadn’t considered that we’d...

In this episode we explore the second of Miriam's findings in the key factors in how students come to faith at uni: Small Groups. We'll be chatting about Small Groups, Big Mission alongside some brilliant stories, top mission tips and more student mission related fun!  

It took me half an hour before I finally plucked up the courage to pray for my non-Christian housemate who was complaining about the sharp pain in his wrist. Breaking into a cold sweat I mumbled the words ‘can I pray for you?’ After he agreed I managed to splutter out a prayer complete with awkward side-glances. Nothing happened, but...