Churches from across London are planning to unite next year for a London Mission Week, aiming to share the gospel with people in the city. The outreach initiative is supported by a variety of representatives from organisations including London City Mission, the Evangelical Alliance, the Church of England and London Mission Collective.
The event’s website revealed that cultural gatherings undertaken by the London Project – which exists to share the gospel with people in the city – have revealed a clear desire among the global church to collaboratively evangelise to the people of London.
Girma Bishaw, from the London Project, said: ‘Picture the transformative potential when churches across London synchronise efforts to spread the gospel, embracing their shared mandate.
‘Envision the miraculous possibilities when we rally together within our boroughs, serving our communities as a united front. The gospel’s call echoes beyond denominations, networks, or singular churches. It beckons us all, united, to meet the city’s profound spiritual needs. Together we transcend the limitations of individual efforts.’
London Mission Week will run from 28 June to 6 July 2025.
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