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Mission
Effective
& relevant support for Mission Partners is a Biblical injunction.
Such support means being involved through prayer, sharing concerns,
direct contact, and material contributions. The latter comes out
of our church commitment to at least tithing our income, but at
all times seeking to be generous with what have. Both St Saviour's
and Holy Trinity have strong traditions of such support, although
each allocates financial contributions differently. Listed below
are our Mission Partners, together with links to enable you to find
out specific prayer needs or latest news...
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CPAS
is an Anglican evangelical mission agency working with churches,
mainly in the UK and Republic of Ireland. We enable churches
to help every person hear and discover the good news of Jesus
Christ.
We
help churches become more mission-focused by developing effective
leaders at all levels: training, resourcing, empowering and
inspiring men, women and young people who point others to
Jesus.
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Representing
the churches in Woking to complement and encourage Christian
education in primary and secondary schools, the SCAt
Team offer a Christian support framework to both teachers and
pupils. They are a Team of people from several different, local
churches most of whom are volunteers but also including professional
schools workers.
Click here to read the latest issues for prayer.
What kind of footprints are you leaving behind? - An article
by Chrissie Lacey, Secondary Schools Worker for SCAt
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The
King's House Coffee Shop, a registered charity, is
run by some of the Churches in Knaphill and exists to serve
the local community by providing a welcoming and non threatening
environment to come for food, drink and social contact.
Chill
& Chat @ KHCS takes place every Thursday evening,
7.30 - 9.30pm, providing a place for teenagers to meet and
'chill and chat'.
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The
Turning
Point Trust is a UK charity established in 2002.
It provides help and support to some of the poorest children
and their families living in Kibera, a slum on the edge of
Nairobi, Kenya.
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