Mission

We are part of the most exciting thing going on in the world today; the ingathering of the elect from every nation, tribe, and tongue. There is literally nothing more exciting going on across the planet, and we all get to be involved.

Generosity is at the core of the gospel. God, in His great love, gave His Son for us...

For many Christians, worship is what happens on Sundays—singing, praying, and gathering as the church. Work, on the other hand, is what happens from Monday to Friday, often feeling disconnected from faith. But Scripture teaches that work itself is a form of worship when done with the right heart and purpose.

The UK is now considered to be a "post-Christian" culture; a society where Christianity is no longer the dominant religion or cultural force, and values, beliefs, and practices are increasingly secular or non-Christian.

People connect with stories. Jesus often used parables—short, relatable stories—to teach profound truths. In the same way, your personal testimony is a powerful tool for sharing the gospel.

The gospel - simply "the good news of Jesus" - isn't just the thing that saves you (although it does!), it's the thing that shapes every aspect of your life.

Many Christians struggle to explain the gospel in a clear, compelling way. Sometimes, we assume people already understand it, or we feel nervous about saying the wrong thing. But the gospel is "the power of God for salvation" (Romans 1:16), and we need to be ready to share it with confidence.

Evangelism is not just about methods; it’s about power. Effective missionaries learn to partner with God's power.

For many of us, mission and evangelism feel daunting. We fear rejection, feel unqualified, or worry about saying the wrong thing.

When we think of evangelism and mission, we often imagine big events, street preaching, going on a special missions trip, or something outside of our "everyday norms". While those can be useful, evangelism is most effective when it’s woven into everyday life.