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:-
Anglican International Development
visit AID websiteAID 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.
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.
Kreativity
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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.
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.
Kreativity
Kreativity is a ministry based in central Ukraine, founded and led by David and Katya. For more than 25 years, they have used a mixture of education, business, Administration projects, combined with an excellent team and the Holy Spirit, to bring hope and light to Ukrainians. Their business projects are designed to generate profits, 100% of which are used to support ministry. Educational projects bring a positive Christian influence to children, teenagers and adults of all ages.
When the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 began, they stayed to continue this valuable work. As a result, Refectio was founded, an organisation providing psychological care and training to help those experiencing trauma as a result of the displacement, destruction and death. Their vision is to help one million Ukrainians.
Link: Sue Baker
Locally we support the Ukranian community by providing a weekly English conversation club at St Pancras from 7 to 8pm on a Thursday evening.
A Partnership of Bible-centred churches in Sussex working together to train leaders, strengthen and plant churches, and advance the Gospel.
Link: Rev Nick Barr-Hamilton
Great Lakes Outreach
Our Vision
Our Vision is to see Burundi transformed in Jesus' name.
Link: James Baron
We support Compassion UK by sponsorship of individual children by members of the church.
Link: Maggie Jones
The Translation Trust
In the past St. Pancras was closely involved with the translation and publication of the Bible in modern Turkish, as well as subsequent colloquial versions and 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
Beaconlight , equips Christians Worldwide to know Jesus better and make him known.
Beaconlight encourages Christians in leadership, the workplace and the home to live out what the Bible teaches and to share its truth with others.
Link: Esther Chalk
Lidia Hope Centre Trust (LHC)
LIDIA HOPE is a Christian NGO working in the slums of Dhaka, Bangladesh providing early years education and skills training
Link: Sally Morgan
Now happens at “104” - supporting young
people in the Chichester area
Link: Rev Nick Barr-Hamilton
HEART is a partnership of local churches in Chichester, who want to play our part in helping some of the most vulnerable people in Chichester. We know that together we can be more effective than alone. Most of our volunteers are drawn from local churches. Currently there are 30 volunteers from 14 different churches serving on HEART teams.
"The foodbank was there when we really needed it, it was an absolute lifeline.”
We don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry. That’s why we provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and other essentials to local people who are referred to us in crisis.
Our volunteers signpost people to agencies who can help provide support with a wide range of issues, including housing, debt management, childcare and mental wellbeing.
We are part of a nationwide network of foodbanks, supported by Trussell, working to combat poverty and hunger across the UK.
