Transatlantic partnership is not a new idea. The church, the gospel, the Lords people have benefitted greatly from relationships that have existed between the church in the USA and UK coming together. 

The hope in working to find more ways to work together, is not to replace these historic connections, but to add one more to a rich legacy of working together for Jesus Christ, building up churches and believers in fellowship and faith. 

 

Through a network of like minded people we hope to encourage one another. To recognise the mission of God is too big for any one person, church, or network but that the call of Christ to make disciples is our shared purpose. For us to achieve this goal we need to pool resources; human, financial, relational. Forming pastors and leaders in a network, developing mission in the form of both sent people and teams. 

 

We need to recognise the need to strengthen churches, plant new churches, replant struggling churches, and revitalise dying churches. 

 

Offering events for leaders to come together and be encouraged. We need to get back to simple christianity where every person plays their part and we get the whole church in the game. 

We seek to do all this while being: honouring, in fellowship, and encouraging, as we recognise how we do what we will do is every bit as important as what we seek to accomplish in Jesus name.