We recognise that we are a part of the global church. We want to support and partner with our brothers and sisters in other countries to see lives and communities transformed by the love of Jesus. Here are some of the churches and projects we are Involved with ...
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Jeevan Asha in India
Each month we support Jeevan Asha, or 'Life of Hope', which brings hope to slum and impoverished children in Thane, Mumbai and Orissa. A basic education can help prepare children for school and the potential for education is to help break the poverty cycle. Since 1999, lives have been changed and nervous tiny tots have become confident young adults who have big aspirations and dreams for themselves and their families. http://jeevanasha.net/ Church Planting in Turkey CCR supports Pete and Carol Brett each month. Pete and Carol have been church planting in Turkey for over 15 years. They are now based in Istanbul and working with a team aiming to plant a new church in about a year's time. Nehemiah Project in Zimbabwe We support The Nehemiah Project AIDS Relief, based in the heart of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. This ministry started in 2001, necessitated by the need to mitigate the negative impact of HIV and AIDS in society. The project's strap line is "rebuilding broken lives". HIV / AIDS bends and breaks the lives of those it touches. The Nehemiah Project seeks to empower those infected and affected by providing comfort, help and support to all, without prejudice or partiality. http://www.nehemiahprojectcpa.com Destiny Education in India Destiny Education, run by Joy Townsend, equips and resources those involved in education through training, seminars and networking forums. Joy has been linked with Community Church Rochford for a number of years. https://www.facebook.com / destinyeducation Mission Without Borders in Eastern Europe Mission Without Borders works across Europe's six poorest countries, standing side by side with families, children and elderly people to help move them towards self-sufficiency. Each year they bring hope for change to over 20,000 children, around 9,000 families and more than 150,000 elderly people. Amongst other things, we support MWB In their Summer Camps and Christmas Shoebox appeals. http://www.mwbuk.org/ School Of Ministries A new venture! SOM has been established to provide a practical and effective programme to develop and train existing leaders, aspiring leaders and all those who long to be more effective In their Christian lives and ministries. The main part of the work is in Third World situations where It Is neither possible nor practical for leaders to spend periods of time in training establishments. Several of our members are being trained to deliver SOM material. http://www.schoolofministries.org/our-work/ |
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