New Plants
When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.” Matthew 9:36-38
Current Pioneer Church Planting Projects
Grace Community Church

Greater Manchester has one of the lowest church attendances in the UK. Rev. Ben Williamson has been licensed by bishop Andy as a pioneer minister in Greater Manchester. Ben, under God, is seeking to gather a team to help establish an AMiE church in the borough of Bury; and to join others in the task of reaching Greater Manchester. Could you be involved?
Pray – We covet your prayers for the North Manchester plant. Please consider frequently partnering with us in this way. Sign up for regular prayer letters here.
Give – As you have no doubt concluded, this is an ambitious and financially demanding project. Would you be willing to give financially to support this plan either through a one of gift or through setting up regular payments?
Come – We are looking for people to come and plant with us. If you are committed to the Lord Jesus Christ, committed to mission, committed to Christ’s church and can commit to North Manchester on a medium to long term basis, we would love to hear from you. You may already live there, or you may be looking to relocate, whichever it is, we would love to hear from you. If you’d like to get in touch, you can contact us here.
Send – If you are a Church Leader, do you have members of your church whom you could encourage and release to join us in planting? Or do you know people who live, or are looking to live in North Manchester, could you put them in touch with us?
For further information, visit their website or download the booklet here.

King's Community Church


Rev. Roy Carter is a licensed church planter with AMiE, based at King’s Community Church in Poitou Charente.
King’s Community Church is an English speaking Anglican Church in the department of La Charente, France, 16700. They are a group of Christians who are passionate about Jesus and the Bible; and seek to worship and serve Him in Charente.

“It was a privilege to interview Roy and Carolyn as part of the discernment process. Western France sounds humanly very attractive but we must not be fooled, for France has long been spiritually very needy; but we have a good and almighty Father who is able to do his work through his servants in their weaknesses, whether ex-patriates or French nationals. This is an exciting initiative but one that will only succeed through humble dependence on God in prayer by King’s Community Church and AMiE partners.”
Bishop Andy Lines