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Church leaders burn out too – let’s embrace our limits as Jesus did
The truth is that among church leadership, statistics on emotional and mental burnout are concerning. During our Changing Church survey in autumn 2021, 1 in 10 of our member church leaders reported that their emotional wellbeing was poor or very poor. Mark Massey, leader of Frinton Free Church,…
Helen Locke
Nicodemus: Project Planning & Management Course
A good idea needs good management and capacity. This course uses the trainer's own experience as a church leader to communicate best practice and guide you towards running a successful project. Building capacity, listening, and planning are essential to making sure your project is effective and…
Stormont snapshot – September 2024
Listen in to find out how you can have your say on the political priorities for our government in the weeks ahead. The Programme for Government consultation is open until 4 November and you can give your feedback here. Check out the video below:
What Lunar New Year could teach you about hospitality
In Chinese culture, this lasts for about two weeks. On the first night, we would have the reunion meal in which families would come together, travelling from far and wide to celebrate together. (It’s similar to Christmas in the UK – including the frenzied last-minute shopping!) In China, this…
Eunice Lee
Governance in crisis
Join Hil Sewell, director of people and culture, and Peter Lynas, UK director, as they discuss the critical aspects of leadership support, development, and accountability. Working through the must haves of HR and the policies and practices that will help you avoid governance crises down the road,…
Both Lives Podcast
Too often there isn't a culture of conversation and common ground but a culture of confrontation. We want to change that.New episodes every Thursday. Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Council
Council is made up of church leaders, heads of organisations and key influencers from across the evangelical community in the UK. Members meet twice a year to hear about and engage with the work of the Evangelical Alliance, as well as to explore the issues affecting Christians.
Wales
Mae’r Cynghrair Efengylaidd yng Nghymru yn uno mudiadau, eglwysi ac unigolion er mwyn yr efengyl. Trwy ymgysylltu ag aelodau ar draws yr enwadau, lleoliadau, grwpiau oedran ac ethnigrwydd, i gyd yn rhannu’r angerdd i gyhoeddi Iesu, rydyn ni’n gweithio i weld Cymru’n cael ei thrawsnewid gan efengyl…
Appeals
If you would like to give in response to a specific appeal, you can find our most recent ones listed below. Alternatively, if you wish to talk to someone about giving to one of our appeals, please call us on 020 7520 3830. We would welcome the opportunity to speak with you.
Leave a gift in your will
We want to see a church that is confident in its voice and inspired in its mission so that more people in the UK come to know Jesus. Thanks to the legacy gifts of our wonderful supporters, there have been many milestones and success stories in Evangelical Alliance history - but our work is far…
South Asian Forum
The South Asian Forum, set up in 2010, exists for two main purposes: To connect and support the UK’s growing South Asian church, to enhance its impact within the wider church. To equip the church to confidently understand and engage with the diversity of different South Asian faiths and cultures,…
Who's on TAG
Chair of TAG: Rev Dr David Hilborn David is principal of Moorlands College in Dorset. Prior to taking up this role, he was principal of St John’s College Nottingham from 2012-2018, and principal of the North Thames Ministerial Training Course and assistant dean of St Mellitus College from…
Gear up for a period of powerful prayer
This global wave of prayer, known as Thy Kingdom Come, was started by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York in 2016, and has seen individuals and churches around the world petitioning God for the salvation of their friends, families and neighbours. Justin Welby and John Sentamu are urging you to…
Naomi Osinnowo
Stephen Hawking and hope for the future
This week brought the sad news of the death of Professor Stephen Hawking. Among the many articles posted in the wake of the news was an article from the BBC outlining some of Hawking’s predictions for the future. They aren’t optimistic. Hawking’s view of the future included expecting the…
Abi Jarvis
