Each month we focus on one mission organisation for prayer and financial support. They are listed below for
2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, and 2017, first in date order and then in alphabetical order.
… with more information and links to the mission’s web sites.
A Rocha
The gospel is good news for the whole of creation, as well as for human beings. A Rocha UK equips the
Church to demonstrate this good news for God’s earth. A Rocha operates Eco-Congregation to help churches
reflect the full scope of the gospel and helps groups and individuals to live lightly in God’s world.
BRF promotes individual Christian growth; Church outreach in the local community — including
Messy Church, Who Let The Dads Out?, and teaching Christianity in primary schools.
Tumaini Kwa Watoto believes that “God sets the lonely into families”
(Psalm 68 verse 6a). It is a charity operating a family-based outreach, empowerment, and foster care program
aimed at orphans and vulnerable children, especially those living on the streets of Nairobi, Kenya.
Christian Aid is a Christian charitable organisation that insists the world can and must be swiftly changed
to one where everyone can live a full life, free from poverty.
CAP is passionate about releasing people from a life sentence of poverty, debt, unemployment and addiction.
CAP works with the Church to bring good news, hope and freedom to people in the UK.
works with partners and communities across Africa, Asia and the Middle East to transform lives using
life-giving media. Creatively using radio and other audio media to inspire people to follow Jesus Christ.
KRDP works in Kimaluli-Butta, a village in Manafwa district of Eastern Uganda, about 200km from the
national capital, Kampala. Kimaluli-Butta is in a rural area where the majority of people rely on subsistence
farming for their living.
In Kimaluli-Butta, the people are ready and willing to work, but often lack resources. The UK charity raises
funds which can be used to carry out projects that improve the quality of life and opportunities for the whole
community. The UK charity does not decide the local priorities: their approach is based on partnership:
supporters provide the funds to enable Ugandans to meet the needs of their own communities.
Kreativity is based in Cherkassy, Ukraine. As it says on their website: “The ‘Kreativity’
team are passionate about Mission, developing business projects to fund ministry. We try to be self-sufficient,
we develop leaders, we create unique opportunities for young people to grow closer to God.” To find out
more, visit
Positive change in people’s lives by relieving people who are in great conditions of need, hardship
and distress in Bulgaria and neighbouring countries.
New Dawn Association is inspired by the Christian gospel. It began with a couple asking for donations to
help needy children instead of wedding presents for themselves; today it serves in projects in Kenya, Rwanda
and Nepal. New Dawn Association does not take ownership of the projects it is involved with, but brings
encouragement and hope into situations and people’s lives where often there has been none.
Open Doors works in over 50 countries, supplying Bibles, training church leaders, providing practical
support and emergency relief, and supporting Christians who suffer for their faith. In the UK and Ireland Open
Doors works to raise awareness of global persecution, mobilising prayer, support and action among Christians.
The food bank provides three days’s nutritionally-balanced emergency food and support to local people
who are referred to it in crisis. It is part of a nationwide network of food banks, supported by The Trussell
Trust, working to combat poverty and hunger across the UK. Runcorn District Foodbank has five depots in Runcorn
and one in Frodsham.
Stop The Traffik works in human trafficking prevention, uniting people
around the world by inspiring, informing, equipping and mobilising communities to:
Tearfund aims to follow Jesus where need is greatest, working through local churches to unlock
people’s potential and helping them to discover that the answer to poverty is within themselves.
UDS, now part of Afrinspire, was set up to provide information and skills training for rural families in
Uganda. Working from their Development Centre in Kamuli, Eastern Uganda, they provided access to information
and training in Literacy, Computer Training and Rural Development, giving people the possibility of escaping
poverty. < 2016 Apr >
Uganda Women Concern Ministry (UWCM)
UWCM is a Christian organisation working with all people regardless of their faith or religious
affiliation. UWCM was established in 1991 by Edith Wakumire to assist and
empower people living in poverty, particularly those affected by AIDS. The organisation focuses on rural
communities near Mbale in the east of Uganda and offers hope to those in need through practical, emotional, and
spiritual support.
