Radstock Ministries

Registered charity number 326879

On JustGiving since Jun 2009

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£100 sponsors a delegate at Radstock's annual conference/Round Table

£200 buys a church audit to help a church take its next steps in global mission

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£10 sponsors a Ukrainian pastor to translate Radstock's newsletter into Russian

£25 gets mission resources shared across Radstock's global network of churches

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Tim Chester spoke at our international conference and explains why he loves Radstock's vision!

Why your donation matters

Through the Radstock Network, people around the world understand their call to mission, churches are raising up missionaries, the gospel is being proclaimed in more nations…we’re reaching hundreds of people in many different countries with the love of Christ!

We’re excited about all the new partnerships we’re forming: it’s at the heart of our work of equipping and planting churches. Radstock is growing...and as Radstock grows so does the vision and impact of churches from Derby, UK to Kiev, Ukraine and from Myanmar to the Gobi Desert.

Please join with us and donate now to be a part of building Radstock's network of churches connected for global mission!

Case study: donations in action

Church of the Cross, Mahomet, Illinois recently established a partnership with Carrigaline Baptist Church in Ireland, and a team of three, including pastor Derrick Baker, travelled to Ireland in May.

“Our objective was to establish a relationship with Carrigaline Baptist Church, serve alongside them in their ministry for a week, learn about their ministry context, and begin making plans about ways we could partner together in gospel mission.

The trip was a success in each of those ways, and eye-opening to the members of our church who went. We’re confident there will be further opportunities for us to join in the work of planting and strengthening gospel-centered churches in southern Ireland, where less than 1% of the population are evangelical Christians, and we are hopeful that we can partner together in gospel mission elsewhere in the world as well.”