Global Mission
The Forge has some exciting partnerships across the globe, giving opportunities for people to experience global mission in various forms throughout the year – from reaching out to Street kids in Denver USA and bringing hope to aids orphans through camps, health-care and schools in Zambia to supporting the outreach programme of a rural Church in Croatia. Whatever your skill level, you can get involved.
Our main global mission areas are:
Zambia
Each year, teams from the Forge go out to Luanshya, Zambia to work alongside ‘Hands’ projects in helping to provide building work and health education at the community schools as well as running orphan camps at Kachele Farm. These trips engage us with some of the poorest communities in Zambia and proves to be life changing for everyone who goes!
For info and recent updates see the Zambia blog.
Denver
Each year, teams from the Forge go out to work alongside Bex; handing out coffee, providing meals and showing friendship to the streetkids in the heart of the City. The ministry to Streetkids is called Ezra and is part of Open Door Ministries.
For more info and recent updates see the Denver blog.
Croatia
For over a decade The Forge has partnered with a little church in a forgotten town in Croatia – a little church with a big reputation. Located 2 hours from Zagreb, Sirac was the scene of some intense fighting during the Serb / Croat war in the early 90’s and the Church suffered considerably. Life in Sirac and Croatia has changed considerably since that time but we at the Forge have committed ourselves to standing alongside Sirac Baptist Church as they live out their faith in Sirac. The 242 congregation have made Sirac their mission link and we partner them in helping to run a children’s holiday club each summer; an outreach football tournament each May and various other one off projects. Check in here for stories, photos and up-to-date trip information.
For more info and recent updates see the Croatia blog.
To sign up for a mission trip fill in our sign up form:
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