John Drane points us to an international conference at Aarhus University January 27 - 29th, called 'Church and Mission in a Multireligious Third Millennium'. It has well known contributers. See: http://www.teo.au.dk/churchandmission

A new page on the Internet Evangelism Day web site suggests a host of ways in which twitter can be used in sharing the good news about Jesus:  http://www.internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/1101

Scottish research of people's views about church were collated after a planned new church in new housing area was refused planning permission as perceived a 'bad neighbour'. See the findings at: http://www.acts-scotland.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=221:through-the-keyhole&catid=63:mission-reports&Itemid=78

'Where can we go?' is a free web resource aimed at providing information for families about local events. Advertise your outreach event free via: http://www.wherecanwego.com/

Originally set up for people creating new and alternate worship, Imagebank is a useful resource for mission and evangelism too: http://www.imagebank.org.uk/

Interface is a Methodist initiative where every week different contempory issues are explored from a faith perspective. Anyone is invited to join at: http://www.theinterface.org.uk/?q=about

Chris Stoddard has written his final newsletter for RUN where he speaks of the future as a 'leap of faith'. He explains that the RunVideo resources will be handed back to orginators, Mirage Media, and RUNspace will continue online. Read: http://runspace.ning.com/

As previously mentioned on Evangelism UK, the Bily Graham Evangelistic Associatioon are launching Epicentre reaching young people in the UK. More information is on their web site: http://www.billygraham.org.uk/page.asp?pageID=14

The Evangelical Alliance have an initiative looking at ethics and the environment with special pages on the Christmas theme at: http://www.eauk.org/simplify/christmas/

Further information re the book 'To love and serve the Lord'  about volunteering in RC parishes, can be found on the website: http://www.volunteeringinparishes.org.uk/content.php?cid=1

Jonny Baker writes about Tony Cant, and Anglican priest who has taken on the manager role of the local Sunday Farmers Market to engage in the local community: http://jonnybaker.blogs.com/jonnybaker/2009/12/church-on-the-high-st.html

Make Jesus Famous is a relatively new website, recently updated with a gritty nativity video: http://www.makejesusfamous.org.uk/mjflikes/index.php

500 churches have already shown an interest and J John hopes 2010 churches will undertake their own Just10 course with a DVD church pack available in the the new year: http://www.philotrust.com/2010

The Alpha friends web page includes lots of information and resources, including the date for the 2010 Vision Day on 3rd March 2010: http://www.alphafriends.org/