England
Our vision is to deepen our partnership with AoG GB, England's national partner, building a stronger and more unified working relationship — and to channel that partnership primarily toward supporting and planting new churches across the country.
We see a clear pathway for workers at every experience level: seasoned church planters can move directly toward launching new works in identified priority locations, while less-experienced workers can first serve alongside an existing English church to build ministry experience, relationships, and cultural fluency — with the goal of eventually helping plant a new church themselves.
Current # of Workers
We currently have 14 workers (10 units) serving across England, engaged in a variety of church
planting efforts and support ministries.
Target # by 2033
22
Receiving capacity
Our national partner, AoG GB, is very open to receiving workers and works closely with AGWM leadership to find strategic locations and opportunities for their placement.
In collaboration with our partners, we could receive 8-10 new workers with previous ministry experience, connecting them directly with strategic, local churches. Over time, they could support new church planting efforts through the ongoing vision of AoG GB.
Current # of Churches
There are approximately 606 churches currently active in England, part of a wider AoG GB movement of 712 churches across England, Scotland, and Wales combined.
Target # of Churches by 2033
AoG GB's overall goal is reach a total of 2000 churches across the movement by 2033. An England-specific breakdown of that target is still pending; the current and target figures above are best estimates.
Country population from Joshua Project
69,790,000 all of UK
Evangelical believers from Joshua Project
7.5% all of UK
Unreached People Groups
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Current projects & amount needed to fund
The church plant and café in Liverpool is in need of ongoing building renovations in the amount of $25,000. Short-term teams are also needed and have proven very effective for this new church plant in one of the most unchurched cities in England.