

Welcome
The London Mission Collective is a developing family of organisations and unity groups with a passion to join God in His mission across London.
We exist to:
To help resource leaders and churches in mission across London.
To catalyse a missional culture across the capital.
To help foster church unity across the city.
Connect with what God’s doing across the city…
The story so far…
Over the last 20 years there have been a number of significant city wide events such as Soul in the City, The Global Day of Prayer, Pentecost Festival, More than Gold, Crossing London and Just One to name a few!
On the back of Crossing London, some key relationships have been built across organisations and church leaders and it was felt important to maintain these relationships rather than having to re-build them every time something significant is planned for the city. The London Mission Collective is the hub around which these collaborative relationships are maintained.
- We are London focussed.
- We are passionate about sharing Jesus in word and deed.
- We are committed to working together in partnership.
The London Mission Collective is underwritten by Share Jesus International and accountable to the charity Trustees.
Blog
The New Year is here… and another lockdown!
I normally find this time of year a helpful point to reflect on the year that has been and to think through the year ahead, but this year it's harder. Many people that I am meeting with, having had a break, still feel very tired. There is so much uncertainty about...
Being unreasonable
As speakers for Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM) often times at youth events we can find ourselves faced with very serious issues. Recently, I was speaking at a high school on the topic of sexuality. After the talk and Q&A were over, I stayed to talk...
Mahabba
BUILDING FRIENDSHIPS WITH OUR MUSLIM NEIGHBOURS Through our local Mahabba group we have been steadily encouraging Christians to build friendships with their Muslim neighbours. Recently we hosted an event at our church to invite these friends to. 85 people attended,...
