St Pancras International
ST.PANCRAS CHURCH is committed to supporting what God is doing globally through a number of organisations. It does this by directing 10% of its unrestricted offerings to St. Pancras International, a team of church members which distributes the funds. In the case of Compassion UK that support comes from members sponsoring individual children. Our support for Chichester Foodbank is through items donated by church members, while in the case of HEART members help at the breakfasts.
We support the following organisations financially:-
Africa
AID currently works in South Sudan, Kenya and Uganda with projects in: microfinance, healthcare, WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene), agriculture, education and theological training for church leaders.
Through AID we support the training of midwives at the Jonglei Institute of Health Science in South Sudan.
We support Ajang Deng through AID. Having graduated last year he is now studying for an honours degree at George Whitfield College in South Africa after which he plans to return to South Sudan to train Pastors.
Link: Peter Jackson
A Partnership of Bible-centred churches in Sussex working together to train leaders, strengthen and plant churches, and advance the Gospel.
Link: Nick Barr-Hamilton
Great Lakes Outreach
Our Vision
Our Vision is to see Burundi transformed in Jesus' name.
Link: James Baron
Kreativity
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The Translation Trust
In the past St. Pancras was closely involved with the production of the first Bible in Turkish and subsequently contemporary versions and Bible Study materials.
The current project which we are supporting is the production of the Old Testament in Azeri, which is the language of Azerbaijan and is spoken by about 30 million people.
Link: Tim Morgan
Compassion UK
We support Compassion UK by sponsorship of individual children by members of the church.
Link: Maggie Jones
