
Flags, Division, and the Call to Unity
This article was written by Lisa Mason for the Proximity website. Proximity is an urban mission resource hub equipping churches, leaders, and those on the ground through online content and


This article was written by Lisa Mason for the Proximity website. Proximity is an urban mission resource hub equipping churches, leaders, and those on the ground through online content and

This article was posted on the Relational Mission website. The authors are Stuart and Sue Anderson, who spent 15 years living in South Asia, where Stuart worked as an engineer

How the British church is perceived within the global Church, and how individual missionaries are received within unreached spaces is, like it or not, one of the small realities upon the ever-shifting terrain of global perception and reception of Britain more generally.

Last year, The Oak Church in Leeds hosted a ‘Nowruz’ party for displaced Farsi speaking people in their local community

Through the food, engaging conversations, and heartfelt prayers, we deepened our understanding of Ghana and Nigeria while celebrating the diversity that enriches our community.

These bible based activities can be incorporated into formal English lessons, conversation groups and bible study groups.

With all the interest around the advanced language model ChatGPT in recent weeks, we decided to try out to see how ChatGPT would handle the task of writing about churches reaching unreached people groups in the UK

Stories of love, escape and a passion to find Jesus and make Him known.

This course provides an opportunity to hear from people who have years of experience working and living in Muslim communities as well as Muslim speakers from a variety of backgrounds to enable people to be equipped to build bridges, develop meaningful relationships and introduce faith related dialogue.

We enjoyed times of raw, passionate worship, cried out in intercession for our world, heard countless stories of lives lived for Jesus

Linda unpacks her thoughts on creating multiculturally hospitable environments in UK churches for Jesus’ sake

There are several questions we need to ask ourselves if we want to be a church that reaches the unreached.

You can choose to make building cross-cultural friendships an area of adventure and joy, and an opportunity to grow in your faith.

And then I begin to compare my life to the lives of the people who I admire and I start to think – Have I done enough? Have I prayed enough? Why would God ever use me? But these questions are all leading me to one person…

Arise and Go! Susie Howe reflects on the Unreached Network Online Conference June 2022.

Who? Are you exploring a call to cross-cultural mission in the UK or overseas? Are you back in the UK from an overseas placement? Are you working cross-culturally within the

Everything was different about this church; the heat, the sounds, and the smells. Natalie was driven along the streets that belonged to the pimps of the district in India. She

This year, Ramadan has fallen over the same month as Easter. Rebekah, part of the Unreached in the UK team at Redeemer Church and an English teacher at Open Doors

It was a number of months ago that a suggestion was made that we should create a video where ethnic minorities share their experiences of joining a predominantly white church.

Last weekend my sending church in the UK brought me back as a guest for their annual missions conference. I hadn’t left my host country in over 2.5 years, and
In September I started an internship with the Unreached Network – with the aim to learn more about cross cultural mission, on my doorstep and across the nations. As
We have been praying as a church for opportunities to serve our local community, and in October we were approached by a local council asking if we could co-ordinate services

Reaching the unreached with the gospel should be, and is, a multi-polar endeavour, a conversation enriched by numerous perspectives, diverse voices, Christ-exalting stories and powerful examples of contextualisation, from brothers and sisters all over the world.
Dear friends of the Unreached Network We are so grateful for your friendship, partnership and prayers. This post is about our 1-year cross-cultural internship programme. Now’s the time of year