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A Selection of Projects That We Have Supported.

Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer

Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer is a landmark Christian project set to open in 2028 in the West Midlands. Rising to around 169 feet, the structure will form an infinity loop and be visible from the M6 and M42, as well as nearby Birmingham Airport — placing it in view of millions of journeys every year. Made up of one million bricks, each one will represent an individual answered prayer. Visitors will be able to scan bricks using their smartphones to explore real stories of faith, from quiet personal moments to life-changing breakthroughs. The site itself will span an area comparable in size to Trafalgar Square, creating a significant public space for reflection, storytelling and encounter. More than a piece of architecture, the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer is designed to make hope visible — capturing and sharing a million testimonies to ensure that the impact of prayer is seen, remembered and considered by generations to come.
Awarded in 2026
Type: Foundation

Kitsungi Hope

Kintsugi Hope Wellbeing Groups are safe, welcoming spaces designed to help people explore and improve their mental and emotional wellbeing in a supportive community. Meeting in small groups, participants journey through a structured programme that gently introduces topics such as anxiety, resilience, shame, and identity, using guided discussions, reflective exercises, and practical tools. Rooted in the belief that everyone carries both brokenness and beauty, the groups create an environment where people can be honest, feel heard, and take positive steps forward. By equipping local churches and organisations to run these groups, Kintsugi Hope Wellbeing Groups are helping communities grow in compassion, connection, and hope.
Awarded in 2026
Type: Foundation

Riverbank Trust

Riverbank supports and equips vulnerable single mothers and their families through long-term emotional and practical support in partnership with the Church community. Riverbank provides 1:1 support, community groups and works with a range of network partners to help families access specialist support fully. “I feel less alone. I am finding my faith again. Riverbank…didn’t give up on me I like coming to the groups because I meet others in the same situation; if other women can do this, so can I. It gets me out of my room (in the hostel) my baby is becoming more sociable and confident around people, as am I.”
Awarded in 2026
Type: Foundation

The Grain House Trust

Alton Maltings is the home of Harvest Church Alton. It operates as a Community Interest Company, serving the wider community, with over 3,000 non-church visitors per month coming through this Grade 2-listed facility. The aim of the church is to communicate the gospel of Jesus Christ by demonstrating His love within the community. To run a range of seminars and courses like Alpha for all those interested in the Christian faith who come to church & live in the local community. To relieve people in need and hardship, support parents, teenagers, children, the elderly and those with special needs through various church and community activities.
Awarded in 2026
Type: Foundation

OAKonsult Disabilities – Parent Carers Living Life Abundantly

With support from the Bishop Radford Trust, OAKonsult Disabilities Outreach strengthened its core operations over three months, enabling us to expand our reach, enhance our systems, and grow our impact within the parent carer community in 2025. This funding supported our digital presence, outreach materials, community engagement, and essential infrastructure, resulting in significant growth across our platforms — including over 12,000 Instagram accounts reached, a 2000% increase in LinkedIn engagement, and a growing YouTube and WhatsApp community. This impact enabled us to deepen faith-based support for parent carers, leading to the launch of a dedicated Christian support WhatsApp group (The Praying Carer Group) and a new partnership with the YouVersion Bible App, which reaches over 1 billion users globally. Through this, we are extending faith-centred encouragement to families navigating disability, helping them encounter hope, dignity, and purpose.
Awarded in 2026
Type: Foundation
https://www.bible.com/organizations/deefe573-8be5-4273-825b-3168c4b2e637

180 Project

The 180 Project is a Christian charity that exists to support individuals to turn their lives around, both inside prison and as they transition back into the community. Our Community Link Work focuses on walking alongside people at one of the most critical and vulnerable points in their journey, the move from custody into everyday life. Through this work, we provide consistent, relational support to individuals leaving prison, helping them to rebuild stability, reconnect with positive networks, and take meaningful steps forward. Many of the people we support face multiple and complex challenges, including isolation, lack of purpose, and limited access to opportunities. Our approach is rooted in building trust, restoring hope, and helping each person recognise their value and potential. Funding from the Bishop Radford Trust has enabled us to strengthen this vital bridge between custody and community. Through one-to-one mentoring, group activities, and connection into local services and faith communities, individuals are supported to develop confidence, resilience, and a renewed sense of direction. A key part of this work is our use of structured physical activity, including CrossFit-based sessions, to engage participants in a positive and purposeful way. These sessions provide more than just physical benefits, they create routine, build discipline, and foster a strong sense of community. For many individuals, this is their first experience of being part of a supportive team environment where they are encouraged, challenged, and celebrated. Alongside this, we create safe, welcoming spaces where people feel known, accepted, and supported. These environments foster a sense of belonging and encourage positive relationships, which are essential for long-term change. Participants are not only supported to overcome immediate challenges but are also encouraged to contribute positively to their communities. As a result of this support, we are seeing individuals grow in confidence, make healthier choices, and begin to build more stable and purposeful lives. For many, this is the first time they have experienced consistent encouragement and a community that believes in them. The Community Link Work reflects our wider mission: to see lives transformed, communities strengthened, and individuals empowered to move forward with hope and purpose.
Awarded in 2026
Type: Partnership
https://180project.co.uk

International Needs

With the support of BRT over the years, we have been able to partner with local leaders around the world to support families in their communities through word and deed. Most recently we have been partnering to support disabled children in Uganda, empowering them through sport and improving their access to education and participation in community life. We were delighted to have attracted the interest of Amy Conroy, 4 x GB Paralympian in Wheelchair basketball, who wanted to help us champion this cause. This was a new kind of partnership for us and a great opportunity. We consulted BRT who gave us great ideas on how to get started and helped us network with others who were able to provide valuable advice. With their support we were able to partner with a PR consultant to help us promote this partnership and make the most of the opportunity. Through this, we developed a series of launch videos with Amy endorsing our work and sharing her story, reached new audiences online, expanded our social media reach, secured media interviews such as with Premier Radio and The Church Times, and learnt a lot about how to make the most of a partnership like this. This support helped us reach our fundraising target for our campaign with The Big Give and is opening several fundraising opportunities for us. Huge thank you to BRT for making this possible, ensuring we had the expertise we needed, and for giving us the confidence to go for it!
Awarded in 2025
Type: Partnership
https://ineeds.org.uk

Gogo Olive

Gogo Olive has been going for 17 years, and we are so thankful that we are still receiving orders, which allows our knitters to keep knitting and being able to support themselves and their families. Although our initial aim was income generation, Gogo Olive has developed into so much more than this. As well as offering interest-free loans and assistance with emergency health bills, we try to help the ladies holistically and have in the past offered different educational workshops. We also love how, as a group, the ladies really have become a family, and every day in the workshop, you will hear lots of laughter and chatting around our outside kitchen, as the ladies prepare food and eat together. We are very grateful for the grant we received from The Bishop Radford Trust, to allow us to build this kitchen, and it is a positive addition to our knitting workshop in Zimbabwe.
Awarded in 2025
Type: Foundation
https://gogo-olive.com/

Orchards

Orchards is a Christian charity working in partnership with local churches to see women free from sexual exploitation and empowered for flourishing, independent lives. We build trusting relationships with each woman, enabling her to access support for lasting recovery through: 1) safe housing 2) specialist trauma counselling and wellbeing activities 3) tailored support work; 4) a women’s voice programme 5) the offer of connecting with a trained local church for community, care, and the opportunity to explore faith for herself, if she chooses. Every one of the women who has completed residency in our housing since we launched in 2018 is now in independent accommodation and is no longer in a sexually exploitative situation. We are very grateful for the support of the Bishop Radford trust which enabled us to grow our support work provision, making this possible.
Awarded in 2025
Type: Foundation
https://www.orchardsuk.org/

Hoveraid

HoverAid continues to share God’s love in Madagascar, reaching otherwise forgotten regions with life-changing medical care and spiritual support. We saw and treated 17,464 people in remote communities in 2025 through 35 weeks of medical clinics in 12 locations. This included 2,396 surgical interventions as well as 2,726 ultrasound tests and dental and ophthalmology consultations and treatments. This was made possible by the 85 fantastic Malagasy clinicians volunteering, the pastors accompanying the teams, our new 4*4 truck-based mobile clinics, and the generosity of donors and charitable foundations like Bishop Radford Trust.
Awarded in 2025
Type: Foundation
https://hoveraid.org/

Gloucester City Mission

With the generous funding from The Bishops Radford Trust contributing to the daily running of the GCM Homeless Day Provision (HDP), we have opened 5 days a week and have seen so many lives change. We provide wraparound support to those who are Street Homeless in a safe loving and faith lead environment. This includes providing a hot nourishing meal, clean clothes, crash pads for sleeping, a laundry service, 3 bathrooms for showering, and prayer. One of our Street Homeless guests using the HDP was entrenched in alcohol addiction when he joined us. He was supported to attend an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting and once he was sober, became a volunteer for GCM. We were able to further support him into a “dry house”, and then when he quickly moved on to a “follow on house” provision with minimal support. During this time, he had become one of our committed volunteers spending most of his days in the HDP supporting our guests and GCM staff. He is how in paid employment as GCM’s Recovery Coach supported by our Recovery Lead, attending church (including having just signed up to an ALPH course) and living independently in private accommodation. We are very proud to have played a part in the major changes he has made to his life.
Awarded in 2025
Type: Foundation
https://www.gloscitymission.org.uk/

The Big Give Together Fund

Alongside several members of the Christian Funders Forum, The Bishop Radford Trust contributes to ‘The Together Fund’, which awards match funding to Christian charities during the annual Big Give Christmas Challenge. By connecting charities to funders and the public, and through offering fundraising campaign training and a national appeal platform, the Big Give helps charities multiply their donations and, in turn, address major social issues. In 2024 over £190,000 was awarded to 59 charities. Some of the charities to benefit from The Together Fund’s donation include:
  • Street Connect, Glasgow – Offering hope and opportunity of recovery for individuals struggling with addiction.
  • Barnabus, Manchester – helping to break the cycle of homelessness for good.
  • CURE UK – Providing life-changing surgery and rehabilitative care for children with disabilities in Zimbabwe.
  • International Needs UK – Giving new opportunities to the Street Youth in Kenya.
  • The Higher Place, London – Community support for older, vulnerable people.
  • Musizi Joy Foundation, UK – Empowering women and young mothers in Kampala.
Key achievements from the 2024 portfolio included:
  • A total of £994,099 was raised for 59 charities.
  • A 5.5 multiplier on Champion funding was achieved.
  • 98% satisfaction rate amongst supported charities.
  • 94% of charities received donations from new supporters.
  • 91% of charities reported increased confidence in online fundraising.
  • 77% of charities reported an increase in profile having taken part in the campaign.
Awarded in 2024
Type: Collaborative

The Cinnamon Network

BRT supports Cinnamon Network in its endeavours to identify and nurture grassroots Christian ministry in the UK. They run a two-year Incubator Programme supports Christian charities that have the potential to scale up and grow their work. Over 2 years, charities who are selected to join the incubator programme receive training, coaching, mentoring and peer support. There is also support from industry professionals to develop key organisational capacity, including Finance, Human Resources, Governance, Leadership, Marketing and Promotion.
Awarded in 2024
Type: Strategic

The Archbishop of Canterbury’s Anglican Communion Fund (ACF)

A significant proportion of the international grants are awarded via the ACF Fund which provides grants directly to provinces of the Anglican Communion and also to Anglican representatives whose advocacy roles have a global reach.
Grant-making is done in three main areas – Strategic Initiatives that build capacity, Representation Grants which support Anglican influence in global forums, and Emergency Grants that support the Church in times of crisis.  
The 41 provinces of the Anglican Communion span 165 countries and include 85 million sisters and brothers in Christ – 85% of whom are from the Global South. Many Anglican churches are in the poorest and most threatened parts of the world where the church is the only stable, functioning organisation. 
Some examples of recent projects we have supported include:
  • Sudan – Crisis response funding
  • Zimbabwe- Masvingo School Feeding Programme
  • Myanmar- Flood relief programme
  • Europe- Anglican Bishop of Europe to support dialogue with the EU
  • Madagascar – Empowering women and youth
  • Pakistan – Feed the Mind Library project
  • Angola – Staff capacity building
  • Eswatini – Purchase of sewing machines
  • South Africa – Church-leadership training programme
Awarded in 2024
Type: Strategic

Faith in Later Life

Our work at Faith in Later Life is to inspire and equip Christians to reach, serve and empower older people. The Bishop Radford Trust has been helping us to reach more older people through this work, deepening spiritual engagement, reducing loneliness, increasing age inclusivity in churches, and helping us all to know our whole-life worth.
Awarded in 2024
Type: Foundation

Purple Shoots

Our vision is that no one should be left behind by our economy and that everyone should have an opportunity to fulfil their potential and to be contributors to their communities. Working through small groups and offering other wrap around support, we enable people to take control of their lives and move towards income generation and work. For those wanting to try their own business, we offer small ethical loans to make it possible. The starting point on a journey towards entrepreneurship for many people is one of our self-reliant groups. These are small collectives which equip people with the skills, confidence and support networks necessary to overcome personal and economic challenges, enabling them to test trade entrepreneurial ideas and to take initiatives in their communities. These groups work particularly well in partnership with other organizations, especially churches who can often provide a place to meet and a wider support network. It is this aspect of our work which Bishop Radford Trust have been supporting. We have started more than 20 new groups over the last couple of years and continued to support existing ones until they no longer need us and can carry on without us. We have had a few really successful partnerships with churches, where in some cases we have been able to establish a network of new groups doing multiple activities, in one case bringing together more than 50 people and supporting over 70 refugees who were temporarily housed in their community.
Awarded in 2024
Type: Partnership

Gogo Olive

Gogo Olive creates employment for Zimbabwean women and has grown around the best ways to support these women and their families. We mainly work with ladies in prison, and when they are released, they can continue to work with the project. We teach the skill of knitting and aim to create high-quality, handmade and fair-trade products that tell a story and bring hope and joy. We also provide practical, emotional and spiritual support to our knitters. We received a grant from the Bishop Radford Trust, which is allowing us to build an outdoor kitchen at our knitting workshop. This space will allow our knitters to make a meal together which encourages good fellowship and the development of trusting relationships. We hope that the friendships the knitters build will be able to help the newly released ex-prisoners integrate back into their communities and families and that they will be able to support each other through other difficult times that may occur. The outdoor kitchen will also be used by the residents of our ‘Place of Safety.’ This is a recent building we have built that offers temporary accommodation to any of our knitters who need it while we help them look for long term accommodation.
Awarded in 2024
Type: Foundation

People with a Mission Ministries Foundation Grant 2024

PWAMM IS A Christian charitable trust working alongside churches of all denominations with the vision of `taking the power and presence of God back to the communities of Scotland’. The Bishop Radford Trust supported the Joyful Noise Praise Club, which is a faith-based music club for children to enjoy and develop their music in a fun and friendly environment in the context of worship and to realise their skills as a means of sharing their faith.
Awarded in 2024
Type: Foundation

Linking Lives

Linking Lives UK is a national Christian charity working to address loneliness and social isolation among older people. This is achieved in a variety of ways including the creation of befriending schemes in partnership with local churches and Christian charities, through which volunteers make regular home visits to older people. We also run online training called ‘Good Conversations’ for volunteers based in community spaces such as community cafes, drop-in centres and lunch clubs. This training equips volunteers with skills including ‘effective listening skills’; ‘managing boundaries and ‘safeguarding’. Thanks to a grant from the Bishop Radford Foundation, we have since been able to deliver this training to over 250 volunteers from around 60 different organisations. One volunteer fed back ‘I feel empowered to go to my next shift in the café feeling more confident and with a deeper understanding of what a ‘good conversation’ is!
Awarded in 2023
Type: Foundation

Go Youth Trust

Go! Youth Trust is a Christian youth charity supporting mainly marginalised and disadvantaged young people, of all faiths and none, across some of the most deprived communities in Scotland. Our mission is to support young people to grow in confidence, explore new opportunities and thrive. Our work with young people is proven to increase confidence and resilience, lead to positive destinations and connect young people to their community. Funding from The Bishop Radford Trust provided a free, Drop- In space for young people to meet, socialise and connect with each other in a warm, safe, relaxed setting, 3 evenings per week, through winter. In addition the funding supported one of our life changing opportunities, offering 60 young people to explore faith and the great outdoors, during our winter weekend camp at Faskally House in Pitlochry. “I love coming to camp, I feel safe here and have fun. I get my own bed, and the food is amazing”.
Awarded in 2023
Type: Foundation

Manna

The Anglican Diocese of Niassa, northern Mozambique has had a pioneering approach to community health care for many years. They have an extensive network of community health activists, workers and volunteers who work in the community across a wide range of health and sanitation issues in different programmes. The grant from BRT supported the ‘Juntos para Saude’ – ‘Together for Health’ programme which works in partnership with the government health department and needed funds to multiply and reach more communities & train more workers. This innovative programme works to prevent illness and change community behaviours through education, groups & signposting and focusses on topics such as cholera & other diarrheal diseases, hygiene & sanitation, malaria, pregnancy, family planning and vaccinations. The programme was supporting 18,800 people in the Chimbunila district in 2023.
Awarded in 2023
Type: Foundation

Cairn Movement

Cairn Movement’s “Give us Scotland” Project pilot year is designed to support 9 new Church Plants in 2023-24. From recruitment, through training on the Forge Pioneer Course and beyond the launch, the GUS project is designed to give Church Plants the best platform to make a Kingdom impact. The grant awarded by the Bishop Radford Trust has allowed us to provide tailored practical support from our 1StopMissionShop (advice and support on governance, fundraising, HR, websites and much more); micro-grants to supply start up costs for everything from a PA to a Prayer Shed!; Breakthrough teams – short term mission teams visiting each project 6-8 teams in the first 2 years; and connection to the small group support and coaching as well as Church Planters gatherings. Rev Stuart Finlayson, Forres Community Church said “The Give us Scotland programme has given us a huge amount of support and encouragement to reach the people of Forres.”
Awarded in 2023
Type: Foundation

Ice Wales Trust

“ICE Wales is a Christian storytelling organisation that has been working in schools across South Wales for twenty years. Whether through assemblies, clubs or workshops, all our activities introduce children to Bible stories in an engaging and reflective way. Support from the Bishop Radford Trust has helped us to meet increased demand from schools, releasing new staff and volunteers to run our popular lego clubs, Bible storytimes, and ‘Walk Through the Bible’ lessons. Children continue to respond with enthusiasm when hearing the stories of the Bible, often for the very first time – one recently exclaimed, ‘I never thought God was so exciting!’
Awarded in 2023
Type: Foundation

Restored

The Restored Survivors’ Network is an online community for Christian women who have been subjected to domestic abuse. It’s a place where women discover they are not alone, a place to be seen and heard, to be believed and supported, a place where they can ask difficult questions and find answers, a place where they can find other women to journey with on the road to recovery. This beautiful community began with just six women, but that number has grown to more than 600. Women from across the country, with a shared experience and a shared faith. These women can access information, recovery courses, creative workshops, peer support groups and wellbeing courses, but most importantly they find community and belonging. This grant from the Bishop Radford Trust will enable us to run recovery courses this year, empowering women to turn the page of their story and start new chapter of freedom and recovery.
Awarded in 2023
Type: Foundation

Kick London

KICK’s mission is to transform young people’s lives, with God’s love through sport and support. We engage over 12,000 young people in schools through values driven sport, street dance, mentoring and chaplaincy. We then train local churches to delivery KICK Academies that run extended sports ministry at the weekend.
Awarded in 2022
Type: Partnership
https://kick.org.uk/

Truth be Told

Truth Be Told is all about belonging. It acts as a drawbridge for people of all ages and abilities to grasp the Gospel and find joy together. The organisation is unique in its approach using Christian faith-based storytelling to tackle isolation. We have seen remarkable impact by connecting young children and their parents with older adults together with our bespoke curriculum of songs, stories and imaginative activities. We have replicated our work with seven Partner Churches already, but we want to see the power of the Gospel impact the lives of countless more people facing isolation for many reasons.
Awarded in 2022
Type: Foundation

Chichester Drop in Centre

The Chichester City Centre (aka Bell Tower) Drop-In launched in 2014 to provide a safe place free of charge every day after school to any young person 11-18 in need. It was pioneered by local Churches in partnership with the Chichester Cathedral and University of Chichester after previous government funded youth centres closed in 2012. Alongside the relaxed Drop-in, the charity offers one to one mentoring in schools, a young leadership programme and well-being evening support groups.
Awarded in 2022
Type: Foundation
https://www.facebook.com/belltowerdropin/

Transforming Lives for Good

TLG equips churches to bring hope and a future for struggling children, young people and their families. This is done through 3 programmes, which provide practical support in and out of school and connect with home to bring hope and a future.
Awarded in 2021
Type: Partnership
http://www.tlg.org.uk/

Purple Shoots

Purple Shoots uncover, empower and enable Britain’s hidden entrepreneurs, to change things for people who are disadvantaged by circumstances, health or disability and are left behind by the economy. Through loans and self-reliant groups they provide opportunities and new possibilities for people who otherwise would not have had access to funding or support.
Awarded in 2021
Type: Partnership
https://purpleshoots.org/

St Cuthman’s Church, Brighton

Through their youth ministry they strive to reach the unchurched in the community, supporting and nurturing their spiritual growth and wellbeing through offering a place of hope where individuals are secure, heard, discipled and comfortable inviting friends.
Awarded in 2021
Type: Foundation
https://www.stcuthmanswhitehawk.org/

Emerge Advocacy

Emerge trains youth workers who provide short term support for young people who find themselves in A&E because they are struggling with self-harm or feeling suicidal.
Awarded in 2021
Type: Foundation
http://www.emergeadvocacy.com/

Fields of Life

Fields of Life works with local partners to transform the lives of vulnerable people in East Africa through the provision of quality education, clean water, health promotion and other community based programmes.
Awarded in 2021
Type: Foundation
https://fieldsoflife.org/

Five Talents

Five Talents works with a network of Anglican Church partners who provide savings schemes alongside literacy and business skills training for communities who have been marginalised around the world. Savings Group programmes have cumulatively supported over 260,000 members – transforming families worldwide. More children can go to school, households can eat more nutritious food and afford medicine when they are sick. 80% of the members are women, who are empowered to take on leadership roles and improve their status in the community and at home. Programmes equip communities to be agents of their own change – for good.
Awarded in 2021
Type: Partnership
https://www.fivetalents.org.uk

International Needs – Education for All

International Needs helps families around the world to build a sustainable future. In Uganda, where kids with disabilities are often forgotten, neglected and even abused, IN are helping them to access an education. Through training teachers, providing mobility aids, community sensitisation and running inclusive sports activities, kids with disabilities are being accepted into schools and by the wider community.
Awarded in 2020
Type: Partnership
http://www.ineeds.org.uk/

Sorted Magazine

Sorted Magazine was launched at the Odyssey Arena, Belfast in 2007, by British evangelist, Steve Legg. Thousands of free magazines are sent into 73 Prisons, to members of HM Armed Forces and into Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Centres throughout the UK. Also available in hundreds of WHSmith stores nationwide and in newsstands globally, in a relatively short space of time, Sorted has been voted the world’s most wholesome men’s magazine.
Awarded in 2020
Type: Foundation
https://www.sortedmagazine.men/

Home for Good

Every fifteen minutes in the UK, a child will come into care. Home for Good is a Christian fostering and adoption charity with a big vision to find a home for every child who needs one. This includes inspiring, equipping and resourcing thousands of Christians each year to play their part in caring for vulnerable children.
Awarded in 2020
Type: Foundation
https://www.homeforgood.org.uk/

International Health Partners – Medicine for those in need

International Health Partners (IHP) is a global health charity coordinating the safe and responsible donation of medicines and health supplies to people around the world who lack access. In the last 5 years we have shipped over 14 million medical treatments, facilitating humanitarian work in some of the world’s most challenging places, including South Sudan, Haiti, Iraq, Lebanon, Myanmar and Yemen.
Awarded in 2020
Type: Partnership
https://www.ihpuk.org/

Kick London

KICK’s mission is to transform young people’s lives, with God’s love through sport and support. We engage over 12,000 young people in schools through values driven sport, street dance, mentoring and chaplaincy. We then train local churches to delivery KICK Academies that run extended sports ministry at the weekend.
Awarded in 2020
Type: Partnership
https://kick.org.uk/

Spencer Contact

Spencer Contact is a Christian charity serving the local community of Northampton. It helps people in need by supplying second-hand furniture and household effects and community care.
Awarded in 2019
Type: Foundation
https://spencercontact.com/

Sixty-one

Every Christmas the charity Sixty-One works with the churches of Bristol to arrange for 1,600 local prisoners to receive a bag of simple gifts and to be offered a copy of a Gospel – last year over 900 were taken. ‘Thank you for reminding me I am still one of God’s children.’ Prisoner in HMP Leyhill.
Awarded in 2019
Type: Foundation
https://www.sixty-one.org/

Swindon Youth for Christ “Bio Bus”

BIOS SPORTS based in Swindon is about helping Churches engage with their local communities through the medium of sport through a mobile bus, reaching vulnerable young people who would not normally enter a church building.
Awarded in 2019
Type: Foundation
https://yfc.co.uk/centre/swindon/

Bible Reading Fellowship

Supporting Messy Churches and Anna Chaplaincy ministry.
Awarded in 2019
Type: Partnership
https://www.brf.org.uk/

Sat-7 (PARS)

Christian satellite television broadcasting to the Middle East and North Africa.
Awarded in 2019
Type: Partnership
https://sat7.org/our-channels/channel-overview/sat-7-pars

Wintershall

Supporting the Passion Play in Trafalgar Square London.
Awarded in 2019
Type: Partnership
https://www.wintershall.org.uk/

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