World Missions

The Church gives at least a quarter of its annual income to Missions and Missionaries. As a result the poor and needy in numerous countries have benefited and continue to benefit from the ongoing resources sent from the Assembly. The growing collection of flags from the various countries where finance is sent, and the pictures displayed on the information display bear a clear witness to an active involvement in the world in which we live. These act as prayer prompts and as a visible sign of our partnership with the missionaries in these countries.

In recent years both Pastors and some members of the congregation  have travelled on mission to various parts of the world including, Eastern Europe, Africa, India, Philippines and the Ukraine. Each Monday morning the Church prays for missions, for the denominational departments, the wider Body   of Christ, the Local Community and the Nation. Missions literature is rotated on a fortnightly basis   resulting in approx 400 pieces of literature being displayed over the two weeks covering 40 different countries and people groups.

The Church has particularly close links with Brazil and the Philippines due to generous bequests from an elderly couple in the congregation, in memory of  their only daughter, who died very suddenly at a relatively young age. As a result there is now a school in the Philippines called "The Katriona M Graham Learning Centre""and a care centre in Brazil called "The Katriona M Graham Care Centre" both named after their daughter.