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Work We Support
Barnabas Fund works to provide hope and aid for the persecuted Church, from Christians, to Christians, through Christians
Serving Persecuted Christians Worldwide
Cornerstone is an Independent Fostering and Post Adoption Support Agency specialising in offering 'permanent' homes to children in the care of Local Authorities. It is the only Christian Fostering Agency in the UK and is committed to creating forever families for children, especially those that are hard to place
Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) enables more than 2,000 aid, 
development and mission
organisations to bring medical care, emergency relief, long-term
development and Christian hope to thousands of communities. Every 4 minutes an MAF plane takes off or lands somewhere in the world to
help eliminate the barriers to physical and spiritual transformation
Sowing Seeds Ministry: Bringing hope to young people in trouble with the law and helping them to find faith
Kenya We support Gospel work by a local church in Kenya. For more information please contact: Janet Crane on 01347 822531 or 07546 295286
India The Church also supports the work of a local church in India. For further information please ring David Weatherill on 01347 848522
Easingwold Community Care Association (see separate entry below) run the Food Bank. They state:
"We deliver to Easingwold and surrounding villages; The food packages contain tinned and dry goods for 3-5 days’ supply including UHT milk, bread and spreads”
JAM is a Christian Youth Group in Easingwold. It closed during the covid pandemic but plans to re-open in the near future. Volunteer helpers are urgently needed – and will be made very welcome!
For more information about JAM, please contact Alan Hake on 07535 242372
The Christian Institute exists to promote the Christian religion in the United Kingdom and elsewhere. It is a nondenominational Christian
charity committed to upholding the truths of the Bible.
Other Sites You Might Find Interesting
Easingwold and District Community Care Association (EDCCA), which is a registered charity, offers a wide range of services including: befriending scheme; community car scheme; community minibus; meals on wheels; and carers’ respite sitting service; and now runs the Easingwold Food Bank. It also provides a number of clubs and other opportunities (e.g. Crossword Club; and Knit and Natter Group).
EDCCA’s services are available in Easingwold and throughout the local area. Enquiries – and volunteers – are welcome
Easingwold Town Council provides a range of services to the local Community. The Council focuses on "making Easingwold a great place to visit, live in, grow up in, grow old in, work and do business in. This website helps you access the council’s programme, services, activities and archives". If you are looking for a service the Town Council doesn’t provide then they’ll try to direct you to how you’ll find it.
For more general information about Easingwold and the local area click here