|
The Fresh Expressions movement began with the 2004 Mission Shaped Church report prepared by an Ecumenical group and published by the Church of England. Reflecting a growing number of re-imagined church communities, the report suggested a recognition and provision for those seeking to work with changing culture and those not yet attending church. |
 |
|
This wonderful charity seeks to provide the homeless with the dignity and safety of a home coupled with the relational richness of a local church team providing pastoral support. In partnership with two other Baptist churches it was birthed from Bretton Baptist in Peterborough and was built on the foundations of Isaiah 58. |
 |
|
A social enterprise making artisan ice cream using only natural and fair-trade ingredients; creating employment for survivors of human trafficking, restoring their dignity and giving them hope and a future; profits going to secure the rescue and rehab of child soldiers around the globe. |
 |
|
A Christian charity which helps local churches appoint nurses, who in turn support people and communities towards whole person healthcare. This is care for the person’s overall well-being, incorporating body, mind and spirit. |
 |
|
Renew Wellbeing helps churches open spaces of welcome and inclusion in partnership with mental health teams to improve mental and emotional wellbeing. |
 |
|
An urban mission agency that recruits, equips, deploys and networks self-financing teams, pioneering creative and relevant expression of the Christian church in under-churched areas of the inner city, outer estates, and marginalised communities. |
 |