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Welcoming Rachel Hickson

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Written by PFJ admin | 17 May 2012

Please join us on Thursday 14 June for another of our month No Longer Grim up North events when we welcome Rachel Hickson who leads Heartcry for Change, at the heart of which is a desire encourage the Church to connect with their community and bring a practical message of hope. Rachel travels widely with a strong prophetic voice into nations. Down to earth, passionate, inspirational are all tag lines that accurately describe Rachel. We would love to see you at The Well in Farnworth for a leaders' session at 10.30am followed by lunch, and an evening celebration for all at 7.45pm.

Welcome to the PFJ website

PFJ Ministries is a network of Church leaders, ministries, and individuals who are committed to seeing the Kingdom of God established through Church Planting, Evangelism, World missions, Training, Envisioning and Church Unity.

In addition we are a UK-based charity (no 1086475) working to eradicate poverty amongst vulnerable and at-risk communities throughout the world. To achieve this, we partner with others, both in the UK and overseas, to support social development programmes at grass-roots level. Our work is for all people, irrespective of belief, gender and race. We also work along side churches to support and equip leaders and their communities.

In PFJ, we are passionate about Jesus and passionate about people and we hope you find this site helpful in giving you an overview of our work and what you can do. If there is anything about which you would like more information, please contact us.

News from overseas

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Written by PFJ admin | 01 November 2010

Giving children a home in Malawi

Hannah with children in MalawiIt was no ordinary holiday for a three students who set up an orphanage during a summer vacation trip to Africa.

During their month-long visit to Malawi, Hannah Branch, 20, from Carlisle, and Luke Benson and Bethanie Walker, both 16, from Bury, established Hannah's Children's Home. 

They explained: "We saw kids begging on the street and children as young as five-years-old taking responsibility for their baby siblings. It just didn't seem right! We wanted to provide a stable family environment for children who have had an unfortunate life and a difficult upbringing."

Read the full story.