Workplace faith group celebrations

Nicola Laver  |  UK & Ireland
Date posted:  1 Nov 2023
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Workplace faith group celebrations

Transform Work help Christians share their faith in the workplace

Transform Work, a cross-sector network helping Christians share their faith in the workplace, recently celebrated its 20th anniversary – on a field in the West Midlands.

The organisation partnered with the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer, which invited Transform Work to use its land to celebrate its anniversary. The afternoon included several testimonies, including Tony Gale from the Christian Police Association and Paul Mew who co-leads the Local Authorities Christian Network; and the charity’s CEO Ros Loaker recounted its history since 2003.

Dr Jonathan Oloyede, a missionary in Europe, spoke on the importance of Christians multiplying (Deut.1:11).

Transform Work was founded by Clifford and Monica Hill and now has more than 500 workplace groups globally across 22 sectors. It provides professional advice resources and pastoral support to working Christians.

The Eternal Wall is a 51-metre high piece of art comprising 1million bricks, under construction in Coleshill, Birmingham. Each brick will represent a prayer from a member of the public.

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