Our vision is to make Jesus known across the UK. For more than 100 years, Counties has been sharing the good news of Jesus Christ with communities across the country. We do this through three main areas of our work – evangelists , training and resources. Evangelists work in counties across England and Wales in a variety of activities. These include: church planting, leading school assemblies, visi
ting prisons, witnessing at agricultural shows, leading holiday clubs and camps, manning market stalls, running café churches and evangelism courses and community door-to-door visiting. Counties equips the church through its extensive range of training. Day conferences, seminars, workshops, as well as one-to-one mentoring sessions are held throughout the year to help churches grow through evangelism and local mission. From major mobile exhibitions through to books and leaflets for the individual, there are plenty of Counties resources available to help people share the good news. Our innovative Life and GSUS Live exhibitions have reached thousands of school children with the story of Jesus. Counties people (Evangelists) work locally - often in a county or alongside a church; several have a national brief. Some work with young people others among the marginalised or in education. It’s difficult to describe a typical Counties Evangelist as each develops a work that plays to their strength. However, sharing ‘making Jesus known across the UK’ is the heartbeat of each Counties Evangelist.
