Project 125:

Connect Evangelism Champions in every local church

Our vision is to inspire, equip and engage the local churches to recognise and raise their own Connect Evangelism Champions.

Our Project 125 team will work with Connect Evangelist Training Programme trainees and mentors to help you identify those who may be gifted and called to serve in your local church as a Connect Evangelism Champion.

Counties’ goal is to raise at least 125 local church Connect Evangelism Champions in the UK, inspired by our recent 125th anniversary.

Be inspired: Pray with us that, through Project 125, we may see local churches raise and recognise Connect Evangelism Champions.

Be equipped: Train with us by joining the Connect Evangelist Training Programme (CETP)

Be engaged: Connect with us and begin the journey to have Connect Evangelism Champions in your local church.

A Connect Evangelism Champion will be:

  • A champion for evangelism in their local church

  • Trained and raised through the CETP

  • Recognised by their local church and Counties as Connect Evangelism Champions

  • They are likely to be in secular work, bi-vocational or possibly employed in their local church

  • Supported by their local church

  • Invited to become part of a Counties Regional Cluster gathering of evangelists to receive support, encouragement and training

  • "There is so much wisdom and encouragement in the course. If you are considering doing the course please sign up and get started. There is lots on character, and practical tips on delivering a talk, very down to earth."

    Polly, CETP trainee

  • "Well unpacked for easy understanding"

    CETP Trainee

  • "Excellent videos, great teaching, delivered succintly, with plenty to think about."

    Ron, CETP Trainee

  • "I am so grateful to be on this training course, and I am feeling liberated as I learn. Thank you, Jesus"

    CETP Trainee

  • Finding it encouraging to myself and gives me a lot to pray and think about.

    Adrian, CETP trainee

Contact Us

Our Project 125 Coordinator: Beverley Bedford