We support a number of mission projects both here and overseas and give at least 10% of our total income to these projects each year:
Hope & Vision
Hope and Vision provide a community run, solutions-based approach to long-term addiction recovery. Working with people who have successfully left treatment for addiction but need a new place to call home, they do more than offer a safe place for people to live. They provide a supportive community based on peer-to-peer lived experience, with no end date for those we help – it’s a community for life.
Their latest newsletter can be viewed here. Find out more at their website: https://hopeandvision.org.uk
The Fletcher Family (Urban Neighbours of Hope) in Thailand
Jon and Elise Fletcher working with Urban Neighbours of Hope in the slums of Bangkok. More information and their monthly blog can be found here, with their latest entry here. Their current supporters leaflet can be found here: Fletcher Family leaflet.
Drs Mikey and Bethany Bryant
We proudly support the Bryants working at the ELWA Hospital Paediatric department in Liberia. Month after month they report treating record numbers of patients with increasingly positive outcomes and decreasing mortality rates. The website is here and their latest news here.
Ben and Katy Ray with CMS in Tanzania
Ben and Katy have formed a new NGO – SAFI (See Ability First International) – which aims to start collaborative projects with other organisations right across Tanzania leaving Neema Crafts in the hands of new managers. This is a wonderful use of their creative and managerial talents in spreading the Kingdom to a much wider group of people with disabilities. Already, they have started training their first producer-group micro business managers!
Their latest video update can be found here.
Their latest prayer letter can be found here.
Open Doors
Supporting the persecuted church worldwide. More information can be found on their website by clicking here.
A Rocha
“The international family of Christian conservation groups” A Rocha is a global family of conservation organisations working together to care for creation and equip others to do likewise. In the UK they are better known for encouraging the Eco-church movement.
iSingPop
Empowers children to find their voice and discover their potential in a changing world, support schools in creating inspirational collective worship and equip churches with fresh all-age worship resources. More information can be found on their website
Msalato Theological College in Tanzania
St Andrew’s have had strong connections with Rev George Otieno who works at the Msalato Theological College and student Pantaleo Kazimili Bigendelaho. We are currently building links to partner with them, including raising money for a pump to irrigate land so that the college can grow their own crops.
Guy Crumpler with the Mission to Seafarers
Guy grew up at All Saints church and now has the privilege of working for the Mission to Seafarers. He recently delivered the sermon for Sea Sunday in the port of Kobe, which can be viewed on YouTube by clicking here. Read his latest update here.