Everyday Evangelism London City Mission

Join us for our first episode, as we explore how God is at work in London and beyond, and how God has placed each one of us in specific places for a reason (as we read in Acts 17).  

Inspired by the story of Naz in south east London, we discuss the significance of truly seeing the people around us – not as projects, but as people to build a relationship and share Jesus with. 

Our host Jason Roach (director of ministries) is joined by Efrem Buckle (director of training and mentoring) and Jen Garibay (missionary at Webber Street). 

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“You just don’t know what small part you might play in someone’s journey.” Join us for episode 2, as we unpack the power of stopping to share God’s love with the individuals he puts in our path. 

In this episode, we’re joined by Charlie Macdonald, our team leader for the pan-London Schools team, and James Tredgett, our team leader in Hackney.  

With plenty of inspiring stories along the way, we explore the role we all have to play in sharing Jesus with those around us, and how God can use our unique strengths and even our weaknesses to draw people to him.

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“It’s not about how perfect we speak. It’s not about getting the right words. It’s about God’s work in that person that’s listening…”

Join us for episode 3, filled with practical tips to help us share Jesus in natural, relatable ways in our everyday conversations.

Here Laurah Gordon, a Missionary in Croydon specialising in children, youth, and schools, and Felix Aremo, our Missiologist Field Director, join host Jason Roach, Director of Ministries.

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In light of recent tragic deaths of young people on the streets of London, Jason Roach speaks with LCM missionary Jason O’Shea who trains churches to go into schools and tell the story of Zac, who at the age of 15 was stabbed to death by a group of boys he didn’t know. Children hear from Zac’s mother Sarah and his sister Tayo, about the ripple effects of Zac’s murder, and how, through their Christian faith, they were able to forgive the boys who took his life.
 
“The importance of forgiveness is that it will change the trajectory of your life.”
 
Jason shares how through Operation Forgiveness, young people can be equipped with the power of forgiveness, and the opportunity it presents for Christians and churches to build connections with their local schools.
 
Listeners are advised that in this episode, you’ll hear the story of Zac’s murder told by his mother Sarah and sister Tayo.

“God began to work in my heart and in the community in a way that I wasn't expecting” 
 
Join us for episode 4 as we explore how we can inspire our churches for local mission, unpacking biblical examples and stories from churches in London today.  
 
We’re joined by Alex Brito, pastor of Mosaic Church in South London and Wien Fung, a Mission Mobilisation Manager at London City Mission. They help us consider how our church culture can have mission at the heart, and explore the importance of engaging with the community around us. 
 
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“My aim when trying to build relationships with people in the estates is to make Christ-centered friendships.”



Join us for episode 6, as we explore how we can connect with new people in our community, particularly on local council estates.

Hearing the inspiring example of Stockwell Baptist Church, we’ll unpack how we can begin to build Christ-centred relationships in our community through knocking on people’s doors.

We’re joined by Shane Goodyear, an LCM missionary in Lambeth, and Kev Croft, LCM’s Field Director for south London.