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Making Jesus known:
inspiring and equipping local churches

Counties makes Jesus known across every UK county through the work of our national network of evangelists, innovative schools’ resources, community chaplains, pioneering church planters and professional training opportunities.

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CELEBRATION IN A BARN

WEEKEND IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE

29-30 JUNE 2024

SPEAKER: CHRIS SINKINSON

GREAT TEAM OF MUSICIANS

SUNDAY CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME

OPTION TO STAY OVERNIGHT IN CAMPING ON SITE

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PRESENT THE GOSPEL
WITH THE
GREATEST EFFECT

There is no doubt the church is in a season where few are prepared: a global pandemic; European and Middle Eastern land-wars and the cost of living crisis. In this fast changing landscape you’ve probably noticed:

  • the historic church declining and closing has accelerated

  • young adults are walking away from religious affiliation

  • volunteers are harder to recruit

  • leaders are burning out

But at the same time there is a definite upturn of spiritual interest across all the generations.

Finding the right response for your local church depends on having the right relationships.

In ‘Making Jesus Known Today and Tomorrow’, Counties leads you and your local church through stories, examples, and personal experiences applying biblical wisdom that will help your local church grow by making Jesus known.

What others are saying about ‘Making Jesus Known’

  • J John Evangelist Philo Trust

    This is an excellent and helpful resource on sharing Jesus with our world. It is comprehensive in its scope, contemporary in its outlook, and, above all, challenging in its enthusiasm!

    J. John, Evangelist, Philo Trust

  • Rachel Jordan Wolf

    How wonderful to find a current book on evangelism written by those who are passionate evangelists and church planters. We need their inspiration and practice to encourage the church of today back to making evangelism central. The simple last words of Jesus ring through this book calling us to "go" and keep "going"

    Rachel Jordan-Wolf. Executive Director, HOPE Together

  • Rico Tice. Christianity Explored

    In a world of COVID, Climate Change, Economic Crisis, Conflict in Europoe, and Congregations reduced by a third, my job as an evangelist remains 'to prepare God's people for works of service' (Eph 4:12). This book is incredibly timely, full of wisdom on the great biblical themes of Integrity, Sovereignty and Creativity in evangelism. It is a Godsend.

    Rico Tice. Christianity Explored Ministries