Who are ‘mobilisers’? It is the title we use to describe those who have followed God’s call into those ministries which, though largely unseen, are vital to the effectiveness of world mission. Such mobilising ministries are diverse, ranging from preaching on world mission in churches, through the recruiting and pastoral care of missionaries, to the production and sharing of prayer information, the stewardship of gifts and all the associatd support services.
When Paul wrote to the Corinthians he reminded them of Titus. Titus had performed a similar and important spiritual service in partnership with Paul. Together they sought to make the needs of God’s worldwide church known and then use the gifts sent from Christians in one place to support those in another in an honourable and effective way. Paul makes it clear that Titus’ ministry is as worthy of support and thanks to God as any other.
In many ways the example of Titus illustrates our mobilising ministries. We aim to serve God just as enthusiastically and conscientiously as Titus did, trusting God that our ministries will likewise be useful. Also, like Titus, we cannot succeed without those who support us. Partners, who pray for us and support us, are vital if we are to be effective in what God has called us to do.
We also have a team whose focus is mobilising. They work across the British Isles. You can find out more about them below.
The newsletter of Aim’s Ireland Region September 2007
Written by Gordon McCullough
Some things don’t change
In times of change there are some important things that don’t change. One of these is prayer. Missionaries ‘in the field’ have always depended on the prayer support from individuals as well as prayer groups. We in Aim, would love to have each of our supporters involved with a prayer group. Download the whole newsletter.
The newsletter of Aim’s South West Region July 2007
Written by Steve Lancaster
Dear Friends,
The last newsletter hit your letterboxes just before the seasonal festivities began and so I thought it was time to bring you up to date with the various happenings of the past six months. Download the whole newsletter.
Aim’s North England and North Wales Region, July 2007
Written by John Cartmell
No Condition is Permanent
The heading above was a slogan I once saw painted on a truck in the north of Nigeria. Maybe not always true, but certainly often and one example of this is the recently announced departure of our UK Director, John Brand. Download the whole newsletter.
The newsletter of Aim’s Scotland Region August 2007
Written by Barry Douglas and Bill Rettie
Faithful ambassadors
Barry Douglas writes: Picture the scene that I faced earlier this month; Katie MacKinnon, Netty Sinclair, Molly Coventry, Isobel Kempsell and Miriam van Reenen, who is our Personnel Director, all in a room together sharing their experiences of missionary service in Africa. Read more…
Headquarters
Find out more about the mobilisers in our Nottingham Headquarters.
Who are ‘mobilisers’? It is the title we use to describe those who have followed God’s call into those ministries which, though largely unseen, are vital to the effectiveness of world mission. Such mobilising ministries are diverse, ranging from preaching on world mission in churches, through the recruiting and pastoral care of missionaries, to the production and sharing of prayer information, the stewardship of gifts and all the associatd support services.
When Paul wrote to the Corinthians he reminded them of Titus. Titus had performed a similar and important spiritual service in partnership with Paul. Together they sought to make the needs of God’s worldwide church known and then use the gifts sent from Christians in one place to support those in another in an honourable and effective way. Paul makes it clear that Titus’ ministry is as worthy of support and thanks to God as any other.
In many ways the example of Titus illustrates our mobilising ministries. We aim to serve God just as enthusiastically and conscientiously as Titus did, trusting God that our ministries will likewise be useful. Also, like Titus, we cannot succeed without those who support us. Partners, who pray for us and support us, are vital if we are to be effective in what God has called us to do.
We also have a team whose focus is mobilising. They work across the British Isles. You can find out more about them below.
Mobilisation 
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