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The Birmingham City Mission (BCM) was founded in 1966 to
respond to people in need with the Gospel, regardless of their age or
background. Over the years BCM has grown in scope and effectiveness
while retaining individual concern and care for all those contacted.
BCM
has many areas of operation across the city of Birmingham, England,
including a men's hostel, an emergency women's night shelter, charity
shops, mission centres, a furniture/clothing warehouse and a women's
hostel.
BCM is made up of evangelical Christians from various churches.
There is a team of full-time staff, voluntary workers, and students
on a one-year In-Service Training Course. Our
Pastor served with BCM for a number of years.
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London City Mission
is committed to making the Gospel of our
Lord Jesus Christ known to Londoners.
"We want everyone, and especially the poor, to know enough to respond
intelligently to God's offer of salvation in Christ. Will you pray for
us as we go to every part of London with this Word of Life?" |
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Stephen and Jean Gillham are listed as retired evangelists in the "Counties"
web site, but they are still very busy. They have a long and close relationship with our
chapel.
Stephen and Jean run the Christian Camps in Dorset.
They are also involved with:
For further details:
Email : Sgillham@counties.freeserve.co.uk
or Click here to view some further information.
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 | Ian and Sally are taking over from Stephen and Jean Gillham with "Counties". Please click on image for further information. |
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Christians
at Work is helping to
mobilise Christians to live out their faith in the world of work:
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Workplace groups are being established and supported...
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Individuals are being encouraged...
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churches are being challenged...
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Resources are being made available...
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Organisations World Wide:
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Hebron Hostel,
Nidadavol, West Godavari, Andhra, South India 534 301
Hebron Hostel is a
boarding school for girls, aged 4 to 20 years, who come from poor
families and from all casts and creeds. At the hostel they receive
food,
clothing, education, medicine and are well cared for by the faithful
staff. Handicapped children receive special attention. Some of the
girls go on for further training such as nursing or tailoring in
various
towns after obtaining their school certificate. Their spiritual needs
are met by daily devotions, Sunday school, worship services and annual
retreats, etc.
Please click the title (left) for a brief history and latest reports of
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 | Tear Fund is
an Christian organisation passionate about the local church
bringing justice and transforming lives – overcoming global
poverty. Their ten-year vision is to see 50 million people
released from material and spiritual poverty through a worldwide
network of 100,000 local churches. The Created scheme and Umoja are two ways they are seeking to do this.
For latest information on situations worldwide, see their Prayer Zone. |
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Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) was founded in 1945 by
former World War II pilots who loved the Lord Jesus, loved flying, and
wanted to see their two loves joined. Today, some 190 MAF families
continue to overcome barriers on five continents. |
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Barnabas
Fund serves the suffering
Church and makes their needs known to Christians around the world,
encouraging them to pray. It provides practical help to strengthen and
encourage the Church in many different ways. Barnabas Fund was
established in 1993 and channels aid to projects run by national
Christians in more than 40 countries.
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Bill
and Jean Williamson
Working in
Women's and Children's programmes in Lima, Peru.
Click on the graphic to view their web site.
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Zambesi
Mission
Simon Chikwana from Malawi visited us in November 2011.
Read about Simon HERE
Tom Jardine is the Southern Counties Area Representative for the mission.
The mission has been bringing the gospel to the people of Malawi since 1892.
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