Redeeming Our Communities: Promoting partnerships between churches, Police and local authorities, to address the causes of crime and bring hope to local communities throughout the UK and abroad.
Redeeming our Communities arose from 15 years of positive partnerships between churches in North West England, combining prayer, social action and a gospel message of hope. Working with the Police and local authorities, projects such as Message2000 and Festival:Manchester have become world-renowned models of community transformation.
As a result of this radical combination of prayer + action, thousands of lives have been transformed, whole communities have seen fresh hope and crime rates are falling.
 You can read more about the work of Redeeming Our Communities by using the links on the left. In 'History' you'll find more information about how the initiative has developed over the last 15 years- this inspirational story is also detailed in Debra Green's book Redeeming Our Communities: 21st Century Miracles of Social Transformation, available in our shop.
'About Redeeming Our Communities' gives details of the current organisation, including our National Steering Group, endorsements for the initiative, and information on how you can get involved as an Area Co-ordinator.
Check out our National Monthly Bulletin to find out the latest stories from communities around the UK: you can also register to receive this bulletin as a monthly email. Our Resources section gives further help and inspiration on launching projects in your community- you'll be able to access our most recent publications, read our step-by-step guides and FAQ's, and look through some of the resources issued by the police.
 Our upcoming Redeeming Our Coummunities Training Conference is a must for anyone wanting to become better equipped to see lasting and powerful transformation in their communities. You can find out more and book your place through clicking here.
If you have any questions about Redeeming Our Communities, or want to talk through getting involved, please contact us. |
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