
Coming full circle
For many young people living in the toughest neighbourhoods in South Africa, it’s almost impossible to avoid getting involved in gangsterism. But we know this isn’t the plan that God has for them.
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For many young people living in the toughest neighbourhoods in South Africa, it’s almost impossible to avoid getting involved in gangsterism. But we know this isn’t the plan that God has for them.
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With bands back in schools and buses back on the road, our missions teams are busier than ever sharing the good news of Jesus with young people.
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As the cost of food, gas and living continues to rise, it’s tougher than ever for families to put food on the table. But we’re here to help. Today we launched our tenth Community Grocery in Lincoln, in partnership with Alive Church Lincoln, to lower the cost of the weekly shop and provide wrap around support for those who need it most.
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This week our very first Message Community Grocery has turned 1, and what a year it’s been!
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We caught up with prisons worker Paul to hear all about what God’s been doing through Message In Prisons.
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We’ve launched a new Eden team in Central Drive (Blackpool)! We caught up with team leaders, Matt and Hannah, to find out more.
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As we officially launch our latest Eden team in Parkfield and Oxbridge (Stockton), we caught up with team leader Ste to hear how God transformed his life from one of brokenness to one where he boldly shares the gospel in every conversation!
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We recently caught up with Eden Hexham’s new team leader Joe and his wife Anna who have truly hit the ground running, as since July they’ve shared the gospel at every opportunity and have seen lives transformed!
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From Love Where U Live to the Genetik Summer School, we’ve been busy doing mission and have seen more than 95 people say yes to Jesus!
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The Foundation Community Grocery in Sheffield has partnered with Sheffield Wednesday Community Programme to take fresh and affordable food past the grocery doors and out into the community.
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