Missions We Support

As a fellowship we believe in fulfilling the Great Commission (Matt 28:16-20), by supporting mission locally, nationally and internationally. While there are many worthy causes we could support, we specifically support the following by prayer and through financial support:

Internationally:

Eunice Burden, Thailand

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Eunice has been connected with Cromhall for many years. She works with OMF International, based in Bangkok, Thailand. She has a variety of roles, but all involve teaching, training and facilitating courses for missionaries and Thais. Eunice sometimes helps in the language school, where missionaries spend a year receiving a good grounding in the language and customs of Thailand. Eunice’s vision is to establish a leadership development programme for the Thai Church.

http://omf.org/uk/

For further information, contact Eunice :

eunice411@gmail.com

Eunice.burden@omfmail.com

John and Sonia Wilkinson, Brazil

John and Sonia Wilkinson have lived and worked in Brazil for many years. They have two sons. Initially, they worked in partnership with the New Tribes Mission amongst the Satere-Mawe ethnic group in the Amazon region. More recently they have been involved in painstaking revision work for a bible translation for this same ethnic group.

Nationally and Regionally:

Steve Loader, Avonmouth and Portbury Docks

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Steve, a builder by trade, was brought up on a tough Bristol estate in a church founded by his own father. Through the Holy Spirit’s leading, he has become a chaplain with Counties Evangelists to seafarers at Portbury and Avonmouth Docks in Bristol.

http://www.countiesuk.org/

Locally:

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We support the Yate & Chipping Sodbury Food Bank Thornbury Centre, which is our local food bank to help those in need. The chapel contributes to this through regular collections of food and money.

We also support Good News for Everyone (formerly known as GideonsUK), Tear Fund, Barnabas Fund, London City Mission, SAT-7, TEN, and various other visiting ministries.