Mission Partners

We are committed to supporting mission beyond Clevedon into our region, nation and nations of the world. One of the ways we do this is through supporting BMS World Mission and WEBA Home Mission.

Judy Cook

We support Judy Cook serving with BMS World Mission. Judy is based in Chiang Mai, in the north west of Thailand, where she works in several contexts with different marginalised groups of people. Judy helped to set up and run Hope Home, a home for children with severe disabilities, and has also helped at Agape Home for children and parents living with AIDS. She also works with The Church of Christ in Thailand AIDS Ministry (CAM). Judy attends a Thai church and encourages the members to enjoy spending time with disabled children. Read Judy's latest update >

Dil Karki

Dil lives in Kathmandu, Nepal's capital, with his wife, Meena, and their daughters. He is passionate about high-quality education for children and training teachers. As Head of BMS World Mission’s Nepali partner, EQUIP, he conducts the overall planning and leadership of the EQUIP programme and manages their projects and staff. He is accountable for financial resources and assets, staff pastoral care, new project development, and policies. The work he does is crucial, as the situation of school education in Nepal is very poor. Read more about Dil >

Krishna Bahadur Bohora

Krishna lives in Lalitpur, Nepal with his family. Education has transformed his life, from a poor village boy to someone who now reaches thousands of students and hundreds of teachers across Nepal. As Project Co-ordinator at KISC-EQUIP he manages various initiatives. He supervises staff, compiles reports and monitors various projects. He also oversees safeguarding, policy development and implementation, and designs and delivers training programmes. Read more about Krishna >

Albania Church Partnership

We partner with Agape Yzberisht church in Tirana, Albania. Teams from CBC have visited the church and our aim is to share resources and pray for each other.

Welcome Churches

As a church we are part of the Welcome Churches Network, as we are committed to welcoming refugees. This means that refugees and asylum seekers will be able to find us as a church and we can welcome them into our community. We are ready to welcome refugees from Hong Kong, Syria, Afghanistan and Ukraine. Several of our members are also part of the Clevedon Churches Refugee Support Group.