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charities we support

We believe that giving is a vital part of who we are as a people who follow a generous God.  
As a church family we support a number of charities:

We have had links with Wycliffe for a number of years and at the moment support two missionaries as they seek to enable the bible to be accessible to people in Asia. Wycliffe’s mission is 'to serve local partners worldwide as they bring God’s word to their communities in the language which speaks to them best' and although there are still 1.5 billion people still waiting for the bible in the language they know best, they continue to work to make this happen.

The mobile warden scheme is a local charity which seeks to support elderly people who live in their own homes.  They provide a daily phone call each morning along with help with shopping, picking up prescriptions, and making sure people are supported.  This charity not only supports local people, but also give peace of mind to their families, many of whom live a distance away and cannot visit their relatives each day.


GenR8
GenR8 was established in 2001 as a single team of 5 volunteers to bring entertaining, high quality assemblies with a Christian ethos to local primary schools. There are now several teams working in Cambridgeshire and North Hertfordshire, with further affiliate teams in King’s Lynn and Melton Mowbray.

BMS World Mission
BMS is a Christian mission organisation, working in around 35 countries on four continents. BMS personnel are mainly involved in church planting, development, disaster relief, education, health, and media and advocacy.

Home Mission
Home Mission is all about helping Baptist churches and individuals to reach their mission potential and bring the love of God to their communities. This happens through grants which are given to support a variety of ministries in and through Baptist churches across the country. Grants are also given to support chaplains and others who work outside the walls of the church.


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