Support to Mission

Gillingham Baptist Church supports a number of individuals and organisations called to share God’s Love and Good News, both in this country and worldwide. Details as follows:

United Kingdom

Word On The Street. Reg. Charity No: 1091481 [Friendship Evangelism]

Key worker Revd Bill Clark (an accredited Youth Specialist with the Baptist Union).

Bill and the team are based at "The Activity Loft" where they provide a range of clubs, activities and drop-ins for children and young people. Their work includes community events, school holiday activities and Personal Development programmes supporting schools and those at risk of exclusion from education.

Contact details as follows:    Revd Bill Clark, Community Youth Worker
                                          The Word on the Street,
                                          The Activity Loft,   11 The Vineries,
                                          Gillingham    Kent    ME7 2AD.

Tel: 01634 2800781. Mobile: 07770 408040

Gillingham Youth For Christ.

Including Drop ins, Schools Work and Work with young parents.

Office: 133 Trafalgar Street, Gillingham, Kent. ME7 4RP. Telephone: 01634 578128

E-mail: office@gyfc.co.uk Web Page: www.gillinghamyfc.co.uk

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Worldwide

Lyn & Russ Noble. [Africa Inland Mission International]

Facilitating Adult Literacy in South Sudan.

Africa Inland Mission International, is an interdenominational, evangelical mission agency working in 14 African and Indian Ocean countries from Chad in the North to Lesotho and Namibia in the south. AIM is reaching out to un-reached peoples. Through theological education and other specialised help, AIM is working alongside Africa's churches as they serve their communities. See www.aimint.org/eu

Mark & Sarah Newnham. [Missionary Aviation Fellowship – MAF]

Moved to Uganda in September 2005. Mark is a qualified aircraft maintenance engineer working with MAF based in Kampala. Sarah as well as supporting Mark in his work is seeking to find a distinctive role for her there. For details of what they are involved with go to www.newnhamnavigator.com

MAF is a dynamic worldwide partnership. Their purpose is to speed physical and spiritual care to people in places of deepest human need. i.e. In remote places where flying is not a luxury, but a lifeline. For over 50 years, MAF planes have been serving countless thousands of men, women and children, bringing medical care, emergency food, and Christian hope. Serving as the air-arm of the church. Today worldwide, the MAF partnership operates over 150 aircraft from bases in 30 countries. MAF also provides communications and logistics services to mission communities.

See www.maf-uk.org

Roy & Jane Jones. [Mission Africa]

Roy and Jane have now returned to Chad and are based in the capital N’djaména. They are involved in providing medical support as well as being involved with other activities.

Mission Africa, formerly known as the Qua Iboe Fellowship, is an interdenominational, evangelical, Christian mission organisation. It works with national churches and partner agencies in Nigeria, Chad and Bukino Faso.
See www.missionafrica.org.uk

Julia Stanbrook. [BMS World Mission]

Julia is our link missionary working in Brazil.

BMS world mission has partnerships with over 30 countries on four continents, Asia, Africa, Europe and Central and South America. The work is diverse and varied with BMS world mission personnel involved in evangelism, church planting, theological education, Sunday school work as well as medical, educational, literature, development, agriculture and so on. BMS world mission currently has over 150 workers serving overseas.
See www.bmsworldmission.org