Partner Organisations
Partnership is deeply committed to working as closely as possible with other organisations which serve the same churches as ourselves. Key partner organisations are outlined on this page. Click on a logo to be taken to the partner site
The Church Support Network (CSN) links groups which serve God from within the worldwide Christian Brethren movement. In the UK, much innovative work is being done, and the movement continues to make significant contributions to evangelical life.
Church Growth Trust helps independent churches to grow by holding and letting church buildings, helping with proposals for developing them, and supporting church planting. It provides related advice and information, and holds more than 100 church buildings. Its origins are in the United Kingdom Evangelization Trust, founded in 1906.
Counties commitment is to communicate the Christian faith in
the UK through evangelists and resources to assist churches in
evangelism.
Gospel Literature Outreach seeks to partner with local churches in Europe and worldwide in evangelistic outreach.
GLO also operates a bible training institution: Tilsley College,
78 Muir Street, Motherwell, ML1 1BN
Echoes International provides a service to overseas missionaries and churches who seek to commend and support missionaries.
The Enable training network is an information huband forum for training involving several Christian organisations and churches. We are seeking to support local churches in the training and equipping of church leaders, evangelists and church planters throughout the UK.
The Christian Brethren Archive collects documents, books and other materials relating to Brethren history in the UK and elsewhere, and makes them available for study by researchers. It is located at the John Rylands University Library of Manchester (Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PP).
BAHN encourages research and writing on the history of the Brethren. It publishes an annual review with articles on Brethren history and personalities. It organises a biannual conference to encourage the study of Brethren history, and encourage writing about it.
The Evangelical Alliance promotes evangelical unity and truth, and represents evangelical Christianity in the UK and evangelical concerns to the wider world of church, state and society.