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What if a new church community started with you?
Across the UK, communities are in need of new, faithful, disciple-making churches to reach new people. Perhaps God has placed something on your heart — not fully formed yet, but persistent enough that you can't ignore it.

The Myriad Pathway equips and supports leaders, like you, to form new church communities that make disciples and change communities.
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Myriad exists to help you turn that sense of calling into action.

Through the Myriad Pathway, you'll join a 2.5-year journey alongside others who are stepping out in faith. You'll receive practical training, encouragement and the support needed to establish a new church community rooted in prayer, mission and discipleship.

If God is stirring something, this could be your next step.
Is this for you?

The Myriad Pathway is for teams, not individuals working alone. You might be ready to apply if:

You desire to respond to God's call to form a new church community.
You're committed to the Pathway for its duration as part of a team.
You have the support of your church leader.

Not sure yet?

"Am I Called?" helps you and your team test that sense of calling honestly, before you apply.

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What the training involves — per six-month block
2 Day gathering

With other teams in your Hub.

2-3 Hours mentoring

Someone who knows planting.

Ongoing Hour oversight

An established church leader.

What it costs

Hubs may ask for a small contribution from participants to cover the costs of gatherings. Exact costs vary by Hub.

If cost is a barrier, talk to your Hub Leader — bursary conversations are normal.
How to apply
1
Read "Am I Called?" as a team
Talk and pray it through together.
2
Talk to your church leader
You'll need their support— share our
guidance for church leaders
3
Submit a short application here.
This is usually alongside a conversation with the Hub Leader.
4
Discern with the Hub leader
Talk it through together before your first gathering — a two-way discernment, not just a formality.
Frequently asked questions

No. The Pathway is designed primarily for non-ordained ("lay") people, though clergy-led teams are also welcome.

The Myriad Pathway is built for teams. If you don't yet have a team, your Hub Leader can talk through how to start building one.

Check the Hubs page for what's confirmed, or register your interest. Church and network leaders can also consider starting a Hub.

Your sending church's role is to release, support, pray for and often help fund your team — see Information for Church Leaders for the full picture.

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