NECN: The National Estate Churches Network
Charity Registered in England & Wales, No 1104767
Registered Office: Bishop’s House, Orsett Road, Horndon-on-the Hill, Essex, SS17, 8NS
www.nationalestatechurches.org
Charity Registered in England & Wales, No 1104767
Registered Office: Bishop’s House, Orsett Road, Horndon-
Publications
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NECN tries to do more than simply talk - see practical resources.
Resources
NECN National Conference 2009
The 2009 NECN National Conference was held at the Carrs Lane Conference Centre in Birmingham on 12th November 2009.
Theme: “Who Cares About the Estates?”
Speakers: Lynsey Hanley, writes for the Observer and author of the outstanding book “Estates: An Intimate History”.
Sister Margaret Walsh, pioneered groundbreaking programmes in the tough estates of Wolverhampton.
Read Bishop Laurie’s report of the Conference here.
Theme: “Who Cares About the Estates?”
Speakers: Lynsey Hanley, writes for the Observer and author of the outstanding book “Estates: An Intimate History”.
Sister Margaret Walsh, pioneered groundbreaking programmes in the tough estates of Wolverhampton.
Read Bishop Laurie’s report of the Conference here.
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Discover more about our Development Worker
The National Estate Churches Network is a group of church leaders, workers and community workers who live and/or work on housing estates in England. Our aim is to ensure that housing estate ministry is promoted and well resourced. We now host three regional events:
On 17 March, All Saints, South Oxhey, near Watford, will present their involvement in the BBC2 series The Choir.
On 15 June, Holy Trinity, Tulse Hill, will host an event about four challenging estates nearby.
On 13 October, St Edmund’s Living Well, Dartford, will share how it developed a new health centre.
Each day is £5 per person. To book, contact Mary Nada by email on mary.nada [at] london.anglican.org or phone 020 7932 1122.