25 centres of mission across the UK and Ireland www.churcharmy.org/centresofmission		98,000 collective hours given by volunteers across the UK and Ireland - that's 12,250 working days!
	214 women secured tenancies in independent living directly as a result of help through the Marylebone Project. 100% of these women have sustained their tenancy. www.maryleboneproject.org.uk		200 young people who self-harm received support through our Amber Project in Cardiff. www.amberproject.org.uk
	24 evangelists trained to become admitted and commissioned as Church Army Evangelists.		4,705 nights of accommodation provided to homeless young people aged 16-21 through our Residential Services in Cardiff. www.churcharmy.org/cars
	14,000+ people connected with through our centres of mission. www.churcharmy.org/centresofmission		6 major research projects completed. www.churcharmy.org/research
	300 hours of school assemblies across the year.		82 people aged 30 and upwards took part in Reunion, our new evangelism training community. www.myreunion.org.uk

	98,000 collective hours given by volunteers across the UK & Ireland - that's 12,250 working days!
	214 women secured tenancies in independent living directly as a result of help through the Marylebone Project. 100% of these women have sustained their tenancy. www.maryleboneproject.org.uk
	24 evangelists are currently training to become admitted and commissioned as Church Army Evangelists. www.churcharmy.org/vocations
	200 young people who self-harm received support through our Amber Project in Cardiff. www.amberproject.org.uk
	4,705 nights of accommodation provided to homeless young people aged 16-21 through our Residential Services in Cardiff.
	14,000+ people connected with through our centres of mission. www.churcharmy.org/centresofmission

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Read more inspiring stories of hope

	Sandra*'s Story
	Sandra has been joining in with an online Bible Study during lockdown in Liverpool, run by Church Army Evangelist Cherith. It's incredible to hear how God is at work in people's lives despite being unable to meet with them in person due to the pandemic.

	This GYAL Can
	In Hackney, Andrena Palmer is running online workshops to help improve the self-esteem and mental health of young black women like Kira* and Gaynor*. (*names changed)

	Cara*'s Story
	After her husband of 34 years left her and her children stopped coming to visit, Cara struggled with her mental health. She tried to deal with it on her own but found it was too much to cope with. (*name changed) (Trigger warning: suicide)
	Carolyn Kinsman

	George* and Peter's* Stories
	Our world has changed. It is physically and mentally draining. We hear from our North Belfast Centre of Mission and the positive impact it's having on those struggling in the community. (Photo Credit: Diocese of Connor) (Trigger warning: suicide)

	Sam's Story
	We love seeing the light of Jesus transform lives. Sam shares how God's love took her from a dark place to one with a bright future.

Thanks to every single one of our supporters, last year was a year of exciting growth for Church Army. With your help, we can reach more people as we seek to bring about our vision for everyone everywhere to encounter God's love, and be empowered to transform their communities through faith shared in words and action.