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MOVEMENT

Be part of a growing movement bringing the transforming power of the Gospel to people on the margins, restoring hope, rebuilding lives and transforming communities. Isaiah 61

FIND YOUR WAY TO HELP.

  • JOIN A CONNECT

    Share food, build friendships and grow within a welcoming group.

  • VOLUNTEER YOUR TIME

    Offer your skills, encouragement and practical support.

  • BECOME A PARTNER

    Explore how your church, prison, community group or organisation can work with us.

John O’Connor

Witnessing incredible growth across our Connect communities, we launched our first group in Newcastle's heart. We have experienced the Gospel's life-changing power for offenders and their wider families. Many church leaders, charities, and organisations have since visited us to discover how they could start a Connect in their own local area.

In 2026, we have experienced significant growth in our opportunity pipeline, with the number of enquiries for new potential Connect launches now exceeding 30. These opportunities represent a diverse range of interest from organisations and communities across the UK—stretching from London to Perth in the north of Scotland. This geographic spread not only highlights the broad appeal and adaptability of our model but also demonstrates the increasing national recognition of the value Connect can bring.

Head of Connect Network

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After her son attempted suicide, she started praying for God to save his life, he miraculously came out of the coma and through Rehab found out about  Stockton Connect, he got baptized, started his Christian journey and is now doing amazing. I can’t thank you enough for that.”I can’t thank you enough for that.”

G&R

After living as homeless drug addicts in a tent in central Middlesbrough, a couple found hope at Middlesbrough Connect, where they embraced the transformative power of Jesus and began their journey of recovery. Now, with regular discipleship, a new home, freedom from addiction, and a job at Iceland, they are rebuilding their lives, including regaining access to their children with the help of social services.