WE are pleased to be partnered with organisations who work to transform the lives of others in Bristol, the UK, and around the world. We work with our mission partners by means of volunteers, prayer, lobbying and financial support.

Local Partners
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Beloved
TEAMS of volunteers from various churches go out each month providing a friendly face, a listening ear and the offer of prayer. We also provide an online chat service and our trained staff are available at the end of the phone for those women who would like to continue the conversation. website: beloved.org.uk/

Bristol Churches City Fund
BRISTOL Churches City Fund is administered through the George Müller Charitable Trust, (charity no. 1066832), providing governance over how funds are released to support key projects and initiatives across the Region. website: www.bristolchurchescityfund.co.uk/about


Bristol City Centre Soup Run 
​THE Soup Run operates every night of the year to provide food and support for people suffering from homelessness and poverty in Bristol. Donations or Volunteers always welcome.
website: www.bristolsoupruntrust.org.uk

Bristol Schools Connection
BSC bring churches and schools together, and provide coaching, training and consultancy to churches who wish to connect with their local schools, and develop a supportive relationship.

Long-term coaching relationships with individuals or teams within churches to equip them to serve their local school appropriately and help schools to reimagine spiritual development and equip the local church to contribute in a relevant and credible way.

The educational world is constantly changing – and connecting schools and churches capitalises on the resources within church communities to enrich spiritual aspects of school life in ways that are appropriate to the school’s ethos and the broader educational context. website: ​www.bristolschoolsconnection.co.uk

 

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Community of the Sisters of the Church 
THE Sisters provide pastoral care in the local community, with food parcels, support for struggling families, all in the context of a community of faith and prayer.

​Please consider the Annual Easter Egg Appeal and give an Easter Egg for a family who might otherwise not be able to afford them for their children. ​Please bring to St Stephens Church a couple of weeks before Easter, at the latest. We will get your donations to The Sisters in time to distribute by Easter Day. Thank you!

Additionally appeals are made at Harvest Time and also at Christmas time.

Emmaus Bristol
WE believe that people who are homeless and socially excluded have something to offer. We encourage people to use their skills to change themselves – and change the world.

We know that overcoming homelessness often means more than a roof over your head. That’s why we support people to work their way out of homelessness, providing meaningful work as well as a stable home for as long as someone needs it.

We also encourage the people we support to look outside of themselves and work in or with projects to help others in the neighbourhood, and much further afield. Find out more about our work: www.emmausbristol.org.uk

​Harvest for the Hungry
HARVEST for the Hungry is a project run by Transform Europe Network (TEN), a UK-based Christian charity.  While the name suggests a UK focus, the charity's primary work is in Eastern Europe and the Balkans, where it supports local Christian partners in providing food to vulnerable communities.

The initiative has been active for over thirty years, initially relying on physical food boxes sent from the UK. Today, it operates through financial donations from UK churches and individuals, which TEN uses to fund local food purchases in partner countries.  This approach supports local economies, ensures culturally appropriate food supplies, and enables the delivery of food parcels, soup kitchens, and other vital aid. 

One25
THE One25 charity was set up in 1995 to support women trapped in or vulnerable to street sex work, helping them to build new lives free from addiction, poverty and violence. It originated as a result of concern from local agencies and churches about the health and well-being of female street sex workers in  Bristol. website: one25.org.u

Global Partners

​Christian Aid www.christianaid.org.uk

FairTrade www.fairtrade.org.uk

Bristol/Uganda Link
We are linked to a number of dioceses in Uganda, in the South West corner of the country, the capital of which is Kampala.
Search 'Our Partnerships' at: http://www.bristol.anglican.org 
​Below are two videos of our work.

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