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Who we are
Affinity is a fellowship of Churches, evangelical Agencies and Christians.
Through our fellowship together we seek to express the unity all God's people enjoy because they belong to Jesus Christ.
Belonging
Churches in all parts of the United Kingdom and Ireland belong to Affinity together with evangelical agencies and individual Christians.
Through our partnership with one another we are committed to proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Resources
Affinity provides resources to help our partner churches and Christians.
These resources are also made available to churches and Christians around the world who can benefit from them.
Latest News
Churches and Mission Agency Day Conference - 20 May
We have another day conference next month where leaders and representatives of Affinity Mission Agency Associates will join with church leaders and those concerned about mission to talk and pray together... (Read more)
Posted 9th May 2013 | Comments 0
A new addition to the Affinity family
We are delighted to welcome Peterhead Congregational Church as an Independent Partner Church into the Affinity family. For more information about the church, please go to their page on our Find a Church section, or go directly to their own website.
Posted 3rd May 2013 | Comments 0
May Prayer Calendar
The May Prayer Calendar is now available to download. Please join with us in praying for the work of many churches and ministries across the Affinity family.
Posted 30th April 2013 | Comments 0
The latest In Touch newsletter is now available
The Spring issue of our In Touch newsletter is now available online and will be mailed to supporters soon. This edition includes an article on how to handle disagreements as Christians, news of the work of the gospel in the Republic of Ireland, reports on recent conferences, as well as Affinity news.
In Touch newsletter - Spring 2013
Posted 26th April 2013 | Comments 0
"Serving God in his Church in our Generation: Learning from the Past while living in the Present" by Stephen Clark
In June 2012 a booklet entitled "They Have Forgotten", written by Miss Ruth Palgrave from Cardiff, was widely circulated to ministers in the United Kingdom and beyond. Our brother Stephen Clark was approached by some senior men who were concerned by the inaccuracies in the booklet and believed it was important for a response to be written to help Christians and churches who may have been unsettled by what Miss Palgrave wrote. We are grateful to Stephen for writing such a helpful personal response, which not only addresses the concerns raised in the booklet, but also indicates how the principles to which Affinity is committed should be expressed today. We are happy to make both the full text of Stephen's paper and a shorter summary available online.
Miss Palgrave's booklet, and a more recent article, raise serious issues for all of us who are evangelical Christians. We are, therefore, consulting with a number of church leaders with a view to preparing guidelines which will outline biblical principles which should be respected when there are important issues about which we may disagree with our fellow Christians.
A greatly abridged version of the above
Posted 25th April 2013 | Comments 0
Latest Publications
InTouch Newsletter
The Spring issue of our In Touch newsletter is now available online and will be mailed to supporters soon. This edition includes an article on how to handle disagreements as Christians, news of the work of the gospel in the Republic of Ireland, reports on recent conferences, as well as Affinity news.
Foundations
An online journal of evangelical theology published by the Theological Team.
The Bulletin
The Bulletin is published three times a year by the Social Issues Team to keep evangelical churches and individual Christians informed of the implications of legislation and public policy on social issues in the UK.
Table Talk
Table Talk is published twice a year by the Theological Team and addresses important issues relevant to the lives of Christians and churches.
Mission Matters
Mission Matters is a series of occasional papers on contemporary issues in World Mission. It is published on line by the World Focus Team. The purpose of Mission Matters is to stimulate thinking on significant issues in World Mission.