A number of churches in the UK are actively involved and engaged with the vision of ministries without borders.  This is expressed in a number of creative and innovative ways.  One of these is that throughout the year, churches take regular offerings for the poor which are used in various ways to minister and reach out to the poor across the nations that we are involved in.

Donations to the Nations:

A number of people in the UK also sow into the vision of ministries without borders through the £2 a week scheme and the Life to the Nations initiative.   Financial feedback and inspiring testimonies of how these funds have been used is given at the annual without borders: bible week every year in Stafford (UK) where over 1,500 people attend.  The annual sowing and reapingreport detailing this information is always one of the highlights of these weeks!

Church Planting:

In the last year, churches in the UK have been involved with planting new works to break new ground for the gospel.  One of these church plants into the city of Preston has been supported financially by ministries without borders.  There are also plans to take evangelistic teams into other parts of the UK where churches are planting or pioneering from 2009 onwards.

Missions Teams:

In recent years, mission teams have gone out from the UK to Cuba to continue and help with our ongoing ministry into that nation.  Also, over 100 people from the UK have been involved and travelled on mission as part of the Mission 193 initiative and vision.

The financial and legal side of the charity, ministries without borders, is governed by a board of trustees in the UK.