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Linthorpe & Ayresome.
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John and Gillian Robinson
John and Gillian Robinson are CMS misssion partners in training, preparing to go out to Bangkok
in Thailand in early 2010 with their children Leah, Natalie and Joel. They plan to work with people on the edge of society, where help and hope is so limited.
Tearfund
Tearfund is an evangelical Christian charity that works through Christian organizations and churches throughout the world. It aims to bring people out of poverty as well as bringing them the good news of Jesus.
Jachie Eye Clinic
This clinic is near Kumasi, northern Ghana. It was set up by Dr Rowland Cowley, a retired eye surgeon and member of St Barnabas Church. Sister Aba, a nurse, has been running this clinic though at present she is back in the U.K. St. Barnabas Church has provided much of the funding for this project.
Alejandro Mesco
Alejandro Mesco is minister in the Church of Peru (part of the Anglican Communion). In the past, he has led a church in Arequpa. However, he is now based in Cabanaconde, eight hours away where he is trying to take the gospel to remote tribes in the Andes.
Jeff and Vanessa Kirby
Jeff and Vanessa Kirby are Church Army evangelists, based in Sheffield. They work with disadvantaged people there. They used to be St. Barnabas Church members.
Sowing Seeds
This ministry was set up by Gram Seed. It is based in Teesside and it aims to take the Gospel to prisoners and young offenders in Teesside and the surrounding area.
Riding Lights
Riding Lights is a Christian theatre company that puts on productions in a wide variety of different venues. The plays are both Christian and secular (though often with a Christian bias). The charity aims to present the Gospel in a new light to both Christian and non-Christian audiences.
John and Gillian Robinson are CMS misssion partners in training, preparing to go out to Bangkok
in Thailand in early 2010 with their children Leah, Natalie and Joel. They plan to work with people on the edge of society, where help and hope is so limited. Tearfund
Tearfund is an evangelical Christian charity that works through Christian organizations and churches throughout the world. It aims to bring people out of poverty as well as bringing them the good news of Jesus.
Jachie Eye Clinic
This clinic is near Kumasi, northern Ghana. It was set up by Dr Rowland Cowley, a retired eye surgeon and member of St Barnabas Church. Sister Aba, a nurse, has been running this clinic though at present she is back in the U.K. St. Barnabas Church has provided much of the funding for this project.
Alejandro Mesco
Alejandro Mesco is minister in the Church of Peru (part of the Anglican Communion). In the past, he has led a church in Arequpa. However, he is now based in Cabanaconde, eight hours away where he is trying to take the gospel to remote tribes in the Andes.
Jeff and Vanessa Kirby
Jeff and Vanessa Kirby are Church Army evangelists, based in Sheffield. They work with disadvantaged people there. They used to be St. Barnabas Church members.
Sowing Seeds
This ministry was set up by Gram Seed. It is based in Teesside and it aims to take the Gospel to prisoners and young offenders in Teesside and the surrounding area.
Riding Lights
Riding Lights is a Christian theatre company that puts on productions in a wide variety of different venues. The plays are both Christian and secular (though often with a Christian bias). The charity aims to present the Gospel in a new light to both Christian and non-Christian audiences.
Last Updated ( Sunday, 07 March 2010 16:30 )