ICY’s Great Britain partner is a group of mission focused youth workers who unite togther under the banner of MNet which stands for Missional Network of youth leaders. Originally founded by ICY Training and Pastoral Directors David and Linda Isgrove, MNet is now led by a multi-national leadership team. Ruth and Charlie Morris originally from Canberra Australia, are now based out of St Johns Walmley and head up the Birmingham Cluster of youth leaders. Darin Stevens and Kyle McKinnon originally from the US but now Bicester based head up the Oxford cluster, and DT and Zoe Braven Giles, who are about as English as they come, head up the East Anglia region. Between them, they are looking to take on about 40 trainees this year based from mid Wales to East Anglia and Leicester to Gloucester. They are also keen to make contact with full time youth workers who share a passion for missional youth ministry.

 

ICY’s Northern Ireland partner is Project Evangelism. Based in Dundrum, County Down  and led by John Moxen, Project Evangelism is an  interdenominational  faith ministry, and has been involved in evangelistic outreach  in Northern  Ireland for more than thirty years. The organization seeks to share  the Gospel  of Jesus Christ in direct and culturally relevant ways, recognising changing needs and expectations across the whole Northern Irish community. It works out of Murlough House, a nineteenth century manor house, dating back to 1859. Project Evangelism is looking to place, network and train youth workers across the province.

 

To find out more about Project Evangelism please click here

 

Both MNet and Project Evangelism are part of the wider European Network and join in the quarterly conferences for missionally focused youth workers from across the continent presently all held in the UK.

 

We are always interested in more partnerships with youth workers and churches across the UK. For more details contact Colin Piper