Mission Focus
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“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations”. Matthew 28v19
We believe that Jesus’ command applies as much to his disciples today as it did when He said it. By ‘mission’ we mean simply being sent to share the good news of Jesus. We may be sent no further than our next door neighbour, our workplace or the school gate; we may be sent to the other side of the world; we’re all sent.
Mission and me
The Kairos course is a great way to learn about the challenges of mission and to explore what “Blessed to be a blessing” means for you.
It is a reading-based course that also includes plenty of DVDs, discussion and role play. Usually run over two full Saturdays and five evenings (from 6.30-10pm), the next course begins in May 2010. Dates and cost are on the form which you can download here.
Missions and missionaries
Brazil
Aprender Phil Hawkins heads up the work of this education-focused mission.
Lebanon
Italy
Siberia
Slovenia
Each cell (see explanation of cell church) is encouraged to actively support links to a mission activity.
Active support includes:
• Praying for the organisation or missionary
• Keeping in touch with the organisation or missionary
• Visiting the organisation or missionary where practical
• Hosting visits by representatives or missionaries
If you would like details of the cell which supports a particular mission activity, please contact the Mission Team via the church office.
Mission Team
Note: Team photo(s) to follow
Rev. Mel Commandeur, Peter Bottomley, Anne-Marie and Peter Boulding, Adrian Goodall,
Rev. Ian McFarlane, Fiona Ramsay, John Ripley and Nikki Slater.
Click here for information on the role of the team.