Over half a million new business start-ups were registered in the UK alone in 2019¹, and less than half will survive their first five years².
That’s a shocking statistic when you consider the amount of time, money and hope invested that will never see a return. It’s even more devastating when you think of the men and women whose hard work wasn’t enough to make their businesses succeed.
Read MoreIn the 1800s, Joseph Rowntree used his confectionary business to transform the living and working environments of some of the poorest men and women in England. Imagine if this business model were to be multiplied around the world today?
Read MoreWar has meant much of Joseph’s neighbourhood has been bombed. Even before COVID, life had become a blur of blood, death and desperation. Despite this, Joseph and his church leaders have launched a bakery business with a view to feed and invest in their community.
Read More2020 is a year that we will not forget in a hurry. The global pandemic we are experiencing has added to a backdrop of ongoing war and famine for many. Huge numbers of people worldwide have died tragically, and millions have lost jobs and livelihoods. Communities are broken, losing hope, and for many there seems no end in sight. But the world is no without HOPE…
Read MoreIn 2019 Ade Sosanya and his family, left City Church, Canterbury to plant Relevant Church in the Kennington area of Ashford. Find out more about this new church and how to pray for them.
Read MoreCommunity Church Margate (CCM) was launched in October 2019. Find out how to get behind them in prayer, or visit them online.
Read MoreMatt and Helene Spocchia lead a gospel plant on the Isle of Sheppy, Kent, UK. Find out more about how they are committed to planting seeds of the Gospel in their local community.
Read MoreIn the second episode, Isaac and Adam are again joined by Mike Betts, exploring what is means for churches to be 'A Real Family'. Find out more…
Read MoreLucy Quiria lives in Thau, in a drought-stricken area of rural Kenya. To fill a single container of water, she would cycle two hours over mountains and back, on her bicycle. Often she found herself unable to return before dark….
Read MoreJimmi Clarke is a professional bass player who has played for Grammy and Brit winning artists. Here he tells the story of how starting a business was the key to his extraordinary career in the music world. He explains how business link is there to help others fulfill their their calling and ministry through business.
Read MoreStef Liston has produced a series of insightful ten-minute videos to help us think more deeply about the themes raised in the documentary ‘The American Gospel’. Find out More…
Read MoreIn July 2020 we launched the ‘Take a Step’ course to help and encourage everyone in our family of churches to ‘take a step’ in being a witness.
Rhonda from Cornerstone City Church shares and encourages about the steps people and our churches have taken so far…
Read MoreThe past six months have been unlike any we’ve experienced before, but with its many trials came an opportunity for thousands to join together in a global concert of prayer - from their homes.
Read MoreOver twenty years ago, God’s compassion for the orphaned children of China led a family of eight across the world from the UK to East Asia. The inspiring true story of pioneering obedience is now recorded in a new book, “As Many as The Stars”.
Read MoreJoin in with the Newfrontiers Global Conference 2020…
Read MoreWe have just launched the pilot episode for our Relational Mission - A Way of Life Podcast. Find out more…
Read MoreJubilee Church, Ely is a brand new church plant. Let’s get behind them as they launch on 27th September 2020. Find out how to get behind them in prayer, or visit them online.
Read MoreTake a Step launches with an introductory video from Mike Betts. Join us for an exciting, accessible journey towards #everyoneawitness
Read MoreWe want to say a huge thank you to both individuals and churches that have supported Relational Mission through our Call to Give campaign and by gifting ticket fees for the Call as a part of this.
Read MoreImagine a thief who has broken into your house and is now claiming squatter’s rights. The intruder helps himself to the contents of your fridge and then sits on your sofa with his feet up, eating your food and drinking your best wine. He flicks through the channels on your TV and throws the rubbish on the floor. He’s not just behaving as if he owns the place, but as if no one owned the place. What arrogance!
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