Mission Partners

Brigitte works in a deprived area of Cape Town where there is widespread family and societal breakdown. She works with her church there to bring the hope of the gospel to children and young people and their families. She works with individuals, families and church-run groups.

This ministry runs courses for Rwandans (and other Africans) who want to learn how to study the Bible and teach it to others, so they can know Jesus. Some of the students run churches, children/youth groups, student unions, or work with Christian organisations. Courses run in the evenings and weekends, since all have other jobs to support their families. WIM is part of Living Word International.

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For more information, visit Word Increase Ministry's website.

Alex (not his real name), who is based somewhere in the Middle East, is involved in evangelism and church planting in a region hostile to the Gospel. We use a ‘pen name’ in order to keep his identity safe. St Andrews’ supports Alex financially so that the Gospel can be brought to Arabia.

Rachel (not her real name) is based somewhere in the Middle East, in a region where the gospel is opposed. She is learning the local dialect, building relationships with local people and looking for opportunities to share the gospel, and is involved in church planting.

Open Doors is a Christian charitable organisation that supports millions of Christians worldwide. They supply Bibles, emergency relief and help persecuted believers stand strong for the long term. They produce useful resources for information and prayer for the worldwide persecuted church.

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For more information, visit Open Doors' website.

Stan and Tasha (not their real names) and their baby daughter live in a country in Central Asia where the majority of people are Muslims. Churches and believers in the region face hostility from authorities and pressure from their communities. They are involved in evangelism, particularly with young people through sport and other activities, and church planting.

James and Barbara work with leaders in churches in several countries across Africa, helping them learn to study and teach the bible and to make disciples, who will in turn make disciples, in their churches. They do this through on-line contact, by WhatsApp, and through visits.