Stories

Words are powerful, and God’s Word has the power to change lives. This is how poetry based on the Psalms and Proverbs is being used to point people to Jesus in prisons.

Kashane Gayle, Mission Catalyst, shares how gospel conversations and prayer prevented youth violence on the high street.

Growing up in poverty, surviving abuse, and spending years calling herself a Christian without truly knowing Jesus, Anne lived most of her life on the margins. Today, she is reaching others on the edges of society with the hope of Jesus.

When a request for help brings a Muslim mother into contact with a local church, friendships begin to grow. Through practical support and gentle gospel witness, barriers of culture, language, and faith are slowly broken down, revealing a new openness to Jesus.

After drifting in her faith, Natasha’s experience volunteering at the Life Exhibition reignited her relationship with Jesus and led her to become a committed Christian leader sharing her faith with others.

From open conversations to shared meals, the Believe in Jesus campaign brought churches together across Tower Hamlets to engage their neighbours and rediscover what God can do through faithful Christian witness on the high street.