Stand alongside Christians of all denominations in unity crying out for justice for the world’s poorest people and engaging Christians to halve poverty.
The coalition of UK churches, charities, businesses and organisations is gathering momentum. Join the coalition now.
Joining Micah Challenge is much more than signing a declaration: it is not a passive gesture but instead an act of participation.
By joining Micah Challenge you are saying you agree and want to support the aims of this movement. You are also demonstrating you are ready to stand alongside others who also share these aims.
Joining the Micah Challenge collation requires leadership approval, engagement in actions, proactive promotion and, normally, voluntary financial contribution. Participation means:-
The church/organisation:
Micah Challenge:
We confirm that:
This is the person who will receive information about Micah Challenge and its work so that it may be propagated appropriately:
The contact person:
We know we do not have to pay to join the coalition but we would like to contribute £ To support the work of Micah Challenge for the next 12 months, we:
have sent a cheque to Micah Challenge at 186 Kennington Park Road, London. SE11 4BT would like to receive a “request for payment” before we make this payment would like a receipt for this payment
we will be creating a link on our website to Micah Challenge UK and, when appropriate, its campaigns.
We know the Micah Challenge website has a directory of members’ activity which allows us to promote the work we do in line with the movement’s aims
we have emailed a set of completed acitivity description form(s) Micah Challenge at ukco-ordinator@micahchallenge.org.uk to review and upload we will submit these details later we will not be submitting anything for publication
We understand this information will be used on the Micah challenge site to highlight the work we do to help achieve the aims of Micah Challenge and that we can update and add to this from time to time.
The name of the person making this application (if different to section 3 above)