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Westminster Theological Centre
The Centre deliver courses in partnership with churches across the UK. The student body is drawn from all walks of life, stretching across generations, denominations and backgrounds, recognising the unique and precious gifting of all people. WTC is committed serving at the local and to the…
How social media changed the game for 40acts
Living generously in our society is counter-cultural. Even the tradition of giving up something for Lent had become slightly self-righteous. 40acts, which was founded by Christian charity Stewardship, is about more than just taking part in a challenge to say, “we did it!”. It’s about changing a…
Kezia Owusu-Yianoma
New Life Wood
“Taking lives and goods that others would discard and provide the means to see those lives and goods renewed and a valued part of our community” New Life Wood provides volunteer employment opportunities for ex-prisoners, people previously detained in mental health situations and others who have…
Fusion: Small Groups, Big Mission
Fusion believes that God is getting His church ready for a much bigger move of the Spirit across the student world. Fusion are convinced that the key to this bigger move is in the small, with every Christian student playing their part.
Services and training
Many of our member organisations provide support in services and training to help you run your church or charity excellently. Explore the resources, from safeguarding to leadership training.
New Horizon
New Horizon festival equips Christians to share Jesus and engage with challenging issues. New Horizon is seven days of equipping thousands of people of all ages through biblical teaching, worship and story, to develop a missional heart, and engage with relevant and challenging issues, all on the…
When mission takes us to a holiday cottage
If a holiday cottage could write, it would fill many a book. Visitors come and go, and the cottage is weaved into the tapestry of life. More often than not, the cottage forms the centre piece of the annual holiday highlight. It offers four walls of protection from the hustle and bustle of the daily…
Jutta Devenish
Jews for Jesus says, “Behold your God, Jerusalem”
Throughout the month of May, Jews for Jesus said, “Behold Your God, Jerusalem” in an unprecedented way. More than 200 staff members and volunteers from our mission stations around the world gathered in Jerusalem to share the good news of Yeshua (Jesus) and demonstrate the love of the Messiah…
Avi Snyder
Grenfell calls for societal change
Tributes, testimonies, prayers and calls for accountability continue to pour out 12 months on from the tragic Grenfell Tower fire which left 72 people dead, 70 people injured and hundreds of people homeless. Singer Beyonce and her husband, rapper Jay-Z, are among the countless number of people who…
Naomi Osinnowo
Movement Day Doncaster: church unity for God’s kingdom
“The church is at is best when churches and Christians work together to make Jesus known.” Roger Sutton, director of Gather UK and Movement Day UK. Movement Day Doncaster, which took place on Wednesday, 19 June, brought together a community of church and civic leaders to seek continued unity in…
Alexandra Davis
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Vision & Values
We believe that the life, death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus has had the most profound effect on human history. The understanding that our identity, our purpose and the shape of our relationships all stem from Jesus’ saving working on the cross, means that it’s not just the vision of what…
World Cup 2018: the dark side of offside
Is it me or does it feel like this World Cup has already gone on for at least 10 years? Unfortunately, there's no end in sight as, in December, I'm marrying a man who loves the game.While I don't see the appeal, I'm not disputing the potential benefits of football – although I do deeply believe…
Eve Paterson
Windrush 70th anniversary celebrates love, hope and unity
As the songs sung by the gospel choir filled Westminster Abbey, I found myself wondering whether recent migrants from the Caribbean would ever have imagined such a scene: a significant aspect of their cultural roots being celebrated in a royal church in the centre of London. It was a real privilege…
Alexandra Davis
