With help from SU, vicar Dominic Newstead brought together nine churches in Potters Bar to set up a year-round mission programme.

In 2019, with your support we developed Rooted, a programme which enables Christians to journey with children and young people through life’s ups and downs to help them reach their full potential.

During COVID-19 restrictions, digital technology has truly earned a place in the mission toolkit, keeping us connected to children and young people with whom we might otherwise have lost touch.

Year in review: Trustees' Annual Report & Financial Statements for year ended 31 March 2020

Bristol Brickers - a basketball club and outreach for young people in Southmead, Bristol

When COVID-19 lockdown came, your support enabled us to rapidly repurpose for a brave new world of mission. So what has mission looked like over the past few months, and what lessons have been learned for the future? We caught up with

Sam, 18, has attended Kestrels, an SU sailing holiday, for the last three years. Normally they would be sailing on the Norfolk Broads, but this year things were different as the holiday went online.

With all the disruption to schools this year, supporting children about to take the step to secondary school is more important than ever!

Pat started working with children and young people over 50 years ago as a Sunday School teacher and hasn't stopped since! Here she shares a bit of her story...

Michael Hews, much-beloved and long-serving Scripture Union staff member, sadly passed away in August, aged 96.