Category Archives: Mission news

Mission for July 90 Years of Crosslinks For 90 years men and women have gone, with Crosslinks to some of the darkest places on the planet to proclaim the light of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. They have … Continue reading →

Tearfund’s Disaster Fund   Our climate is changing: extremes of flooding and drought are threatening the survival of some of the world’s poorest people. In Britain we have just experienced the worst September storm in thirty years. At present typhoon … Continue reading →

The Edge   This is the first time we have included ‘The Edge’ as our ‘Mission of the Month’.  The PCC has decided to include it, to give us a focus on the Project, for both our prayers and our … Continue reading →

Arab World Ministries  (AWM) Every summer, Christians offer their gifts to serve God in short-term mission. They join teams and engage in cross-cultural ministry.  The teams work in North Africa, the Canary Islands, Paris and London.  Each summer team typically starts … Continue reading →

Arab World Ministries The situation in Syria becomes more desperate every day. The nation is on the brink of civil war. Christianity took root in Syria in the first century until Islam came in the seventh century. Today, about 10% … Continue reading →

Church Pastoral Aid Society (CPAS) Why does CPAS believe that leadership development is so important to the health and growth of local churches? Firstly, because the evidence from research shows that church growth is massively influenced by the quality of … Continue reading →

January 2012 Crosslinks Paul Cavill’s recent visit to Shanghai gave a very positive picture of the church in China today. The churches there are full and China is now the world’s biggest producer of Bibles. This is great news, but … Continue reading →

November 2011  Arab World Ministries (AWM) The Arab world region is in limbo. Two (mutually exclusive) trends seem to be developing in the protests. While many cry out for a more secular state, others seek to pursue a fundamentalist Islamic … Continue reading →