Battling To Blessings
Meet our Urban Hero Of The Year, Jamie. After spending a decade battling addiction and homelessness, a friend told him about God. Since then, his life has been radically transformed!
Read MoreMeet our Urban Hero Of The Year, Jamie. After spending a decade battling addiction and homelessness, a friend told him about God. Since then, his life has been radically transformed!
Read MoreAfter seeing God move in her life and rescue her from rock bottom, Merlin’s determined to use every day sharing Jesus’ love with those she meets as she works in The Mess Café.
Read MoreIn London, Neal Street Espresso, our speciality coffee shop, is busier than ever, but has always been about more than just being a place where customers can get great coffee.
Read MoreHaving had a tough time growing up, Darren spent 30 years in and out of prison, until Jesus turned his life around. Today, he uses his story to help others in our enterprise coffee shop in London.
Read MoreEven as South Africa faces another lockdown, our work in the area continues to grow and we are seeing many people coming to know Jesus.
Read MoreFrom the streets of Manchester to working in the Community Grocery, read how Jesus is changing lives through our groceries programmes.
Read MoreWith lockdowns and over 170,000 homeless people in the capital, Neal Street Espresso to serve hot meals to those living on the streets. As well as filling stomachs, the team are sharing the good news of Jesus with people as they eat.
Read MoreCape Town is never too far from international headlines at the moment as crime and gangsterism grips whole communities. At times it seems bleak but head to Gangstar Café in Mowbray and there you’ll hear stories of hope that go against what the media says. Every barista you meet has broken free from a life of crime and found a new life in Christ.
Read MoreWe met Dennis at the house his building team are helping to renovate. To see him laughing and joking with everyone it’s hard to imagine what his life was like before he met Christ.
Read MoreI was born into a broken family and raised on a deprived council estate. At the age of 14 I lost my brother to a rare heart condition, my grandfather died from cancer, and my Dad lost his battle with depression and drug-induced mental health issues and took his own life. I started to take […]
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