Join Caryl Stock from Church Army’s Amber Project for a special Q&A for Youth Mental Health Day 2021.

Church Army has a big vision for everyone, everywhere to encounter God’s love, and be empowered to transform their communities through faith shared in words and action. Everything we do is underpinned by our faith and values, and we couldn’t do any of this without you.

On Christmas Eve in 2012, Maureen’s husband was murdered on his way to play the organ at his church. Since then, Maureen has experienced times of loneliness, but has used her experiences to help others who are lonely.

Our vision is for everyone everywhere to encounter God’s love, and be empowered to transform their communities through faith shared in words and action.

Stephen (Medway Centre of Mission) shares about how he’s starting a new service for the homeless and how this reflects the beatitudes. (Film by: Diocese of Rochester)

Josh (Wrexham Centre of Mission) shares how he is reaching young people on the Caia Park estate through his work at the Tin Can Youth Centre. (Film by: Diocese of St Asaph)

Church Army is committed to meeting the needs of the poor, and sharing the Good News of Jesus during the coronavirus pandemic and beyond.

Following the tragic killing of George Floyd, and all that has happened in the US and the UK with the Black Lives Matter movement, Vee and Andrena share what they want you to know before you dismiss them because of the colour of their skin.

Josh (Wrexham Centre of Mission) shares how, alongside other local people, he’s serving and supporting vulnerable families who are isolated and struggling during the pandemic. (Film by: Diocese of St Asaph)