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Useful Links

Baptist Union organisations.

Baptist Union of Great Britain.
www.baptist.org.uk

Membership organisation for Baptist churches. Welcomes “all churches who are ‘Baptist’ in nature.” Assists churches in pastoral and governance issues. Provides wide range of local, national and international information about news, views and events of interest to individuals and churches.

BMS World Mission - Baptist Missionary Society.

BMS World Mission was formed in 1792 as the Baptist Missionary Society with the aim of making the name of Jesus known throughout the world. A Christian mission organisation, it works in around 35 countries on four continents providing people, funding, training and expertise in the core areas of their work including church planting, disaster relief, health and education.

Baptist Home Mission

The Baptist Home Mission provides a way that members of the Baptist family can support and resource one another. 

Children and Young People

"Reaching children; changing lives". Runs youth and children’s projects, CBT programmes, Cooking, community gardening, bee keeping and other skill-based programmes, Homework clubs, Literacy projects, school workshops  events, activities, training opportunities, placements, faith projects,  holiday clubs and much more.

In Another Place.
https://inanotherplace.com/

 "Christians and community working together inspired by our love for God and the people around us."

Work includes: Creative arts projects;  Assembly Team; Gospel Choir; Youth Outreach; schools work.

Spurgeons Childrens Charity.
https://spurgeons.org

Spurgeons is a large national children's charity in the United Kingdom, working with vulnerable families, children and young people.

Operation Christmas Child.- The shoe box gifts appeal.
www.operationchristmaschild.org.u

Founded in 1990 by the Christian charity Samaritan's Purse. Sends gift filled shoe boxes around the world, bringing joy and the hope of Jesus Christ into the lives of over 100 million underprivileged children.

YWAM - Youth With a Mission.

https://ywam.org/

Mainly young people, active in 180+ countries through three main areas — Evangelism, Training and Mercy Ministry.

Ministries include ship-based medical care, performing arts teams, Bible training programs, business coaching, sports ministries, anti-trafficking work, and many more.

YWAM functions as a family of ministries rather than a centralized agency.

Bibles: Readings and distribution.

Scripture Union.

www.scriptureunion.org.uk
Provides a wide range of resources including Bible study and daily reading guides. Works in schools and the community internationally. Founded 1867 as the Children’s Special Service Mission – CSSM.

The Bible Society.
www.biblesociety.org.uk
Works around the world in partnership with 140 other national Bible Societies. Their work includes translating Bibles; putting the Bible into audio  and Braille format; making the Bible affordable and providing practical help to those in need.

Our Daily Bread.

www.ourdailybread.org

Provides a range of daily devotional Bible reading with notes - in print, audio and video format.

Support & campaigns for the persecuted church worldwide.

Release International.
www.releaseinternational.org

Monitors and reports the persecution of Christians around the world and gives support. Release was founded by Pastor Richard Wurmbrand, who was imprisoned and tortured by the Romanian secret police in the 1950s and 1960s because of his Christian faith.

Barnabas Fund

https://barnabasfund.org/

Provides hope and aid for the persecuted Church.

Christian Solidarity Worldwide.
www.csw.org.uk 
 

"As Christians, we stand with everyone facing injustice because of their religion or belief".
Everyone Free to believe.

 Works in over 60 countries, supplying Bibles, training church leaders, providing practical support and emergency relief, and supporting Christians who suffer for their faith. In the UK and Ireland, Open Doors works to raise awareness of global persecution, mobilising prayer, support and action among Christians

Poverty & debt: getting help.

Christians Against Poverty.
www.capuk.org

A national charity, working across the UK to lift people out of debt and poverty.  Offers free debt counselling through a network of 252 debt centres based in local churches.

Trussel Trust.

https://www.trusselltrust.org/

Provides foodbanks, advice & support.

Help in a Crisis: Liverpool City Council.

https://liverpool.gov.uk/benefits/help-in-a-crisis/

Lists of food banks in Liverpool; debt help; housing problems; homelessness; benefits etc.

Mental Health

Mental health problems can effect anyone.  Christians are not  immune, and mental illness is not "sin".  Some well known Christians have struggled with mental illness throughout their lives. You can read some of their stories below.

Charles Haddon Spurgeon.
https://thewearychristian.com/spurgeons-greatest-hits-on-depression-anxiety-and-panic/

A great Baptist preacher, minister and theologian

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Drug And Alcohol rehab in Merseyside

Rehab4addiction.

https://www.rehab4addiction.co.uk/country-wide/rehab-merseyside

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Welcome to The New Christian Helpline

Freephone 0808 801 0585.

3pm to midnight 7 days a week.

 

Listening and prayer support.

New Kapporet - Christian helpline
https://newkapporet.org/

A Christian woman writes about her experience of feeling suicidal and what helps her.

Addressing the stigma and shame of mental illness in the church. This book and website looks at how churches can offer compassion and support instead of criticism and condemnation to people experiencing mental illness.

Available to everyone irrespective of faith or beliefs. They offer non-judgmental support 24 hours a day every day of the year: Phone: 116 123. 

"No judgement, no preaching, no advice or direction. Just the love and compassion of Jesus for you as you are."

Christian counselling service providing acceptance and understanding to all who come for help.  "We seek to enable people to work through their own difficulties and choices as they wish, by offering counselling  for all, whether Christian, of any faith or none". 

 A national mental health charity that has lots of information and support available. 

The National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC) 

https://napac.org.uk/

Offers a confidential helpline for people who have experienced physical, emotional or sexual abuse as children and excellent helpful information to download. 

 Phone free 0808 801 0331 

Disability.

Baptist Voice. Talking newspaper for visually impaired people.

http://baptistvoice.co.uk/

Regular podcasts of Baptist news,views, prayers and hymns.

Baptist Voice talking newspaper

Providing life-changing opportunities for disabled people. International mission; clubs; projects.

Equipping the Christian community to fully involve disabled people. Disability and accessibility awareness training for churches.  The charity’s name comes from the Bible account where some men break through the roof to help their disabled friend meet Jesus.

BSL Daily Devotions is a web-based collection of devotions translated into British Sign Language.

Christian resources and activities for blind and partially sighted people worldwide.

 A non-denominational Christian charity for people who have various degrees of impaired hearing, mainly (but not exclusively) those who communicate orally, assisted by hearing aids or cochlear implants and lip-reading. It aims to provide accessible fellowship, Bible teaching, prayer support and pastoral care, to produce informative literature and a quarterly magazine called Hearing Eye. 

Christian ethics and lifestyles

Right To Life UK is a charitable organisation focused on life issues – abortion, assisted suicide and embryo research.

 Helps people, churches and society talk about faith and sexuality. Bible based.

The  Christian Institute.
https://www.christian.org.uk/

Aims to be: “a Christian influence in a secular world. Offers news, views and resources on contemporary ethical issues”. It’s lawyers regularly defend Christians in court (free of charge) against discrimination claims.

The Evangelical Alliance.
www.eauk.org  
Membership organisation mainly for churches. The largest and oldest body representing the UK’s two million evangelical Christians. For more than 165 years, have been bringing Christians together and helping them listen to, and be heard by, the government, media and society. 

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