Who We Are
We are a married couple in our twenties, Liam is originally from Cornwall in England & Rachel comes from the opposite end of the UK in Aberdeen, Scotland.
We are basing our lives on the belief that we can actually change the world! We want to live as a witness to hope, that we believe became [...]
What we do
Although what we do changes from day to day, and we hope to give you that kind of detail as we update our blog some South Africa, Our efforts here are focused on certain strategic ministries that we feel are our part of seeing the Gospel, transform lives, a community and a nation.
Donate
By giving monthly or as a donation you are giving directly to the front line efforts to fight poverty in Africa in practical ways. With your help, we are answering abandoned baby issues in South Africa, giving people the tools to step out of poverty once and for all, seeing Jesus transform a township, one [...]
Blog
Who do we work with? We hope this video explains it to some extent. It is an introduction to All Nations and a simple church model of missions.
What we do
Transform Business
Liam will be working with 2 others in discipling kingdom principles in a generation of new small business owners throughout masiphumelele other local impoverished communities. This will be done through a program called STEPS which addresses the multiple levels of poverty which exist in lives, spiritual poverty, material poverty and social poverty.The coloured (of Indian descent) black people from Townships often have little or no self-esteem and dignity. Typically they have lost any dreams...
Simple Church
The natural out working of people coming to know Jesus, is to gather them in discipleship communities, this is why All Nations is committed to simple church planting. In particular we are focused on making disciples and sending out trained leaders to start simple, reproducing, Jesus focused churches. To read more about our work in simple church planting read our ‘What we do‘ section. Floyd and Sally McClung who head up All Nations, have written an inspiring article on their...
Baby Safe
I (Rachel) will be working with an access ministry called Baby Safe whilst living in South Africa. My heart is not only to simply be a service provider to the people of Masiphumelele, but to share Jesus with them through words and actions. Baby Safe originally started as a response to the crisis of baby dumping in the Western Cape of South Africa. The practise of abandoning babies in places there are unlikely to be found was not being engaged by any government agency or organisations,...
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