24 4 new centres of mission launched this year in Blackpool, Hackney, Aberdeen and Edinburgh (A7). Taking the total number to 24. www.churcharmy.org/centresofmission		100+ 100s of people coming to faith and being supported in their faith journey.
	6,036 6,036 women visited the day centre at the Marylebone Project to receive housing, welfare and immigration advice, and use the showers and laundry facilities. www.maryleboneproject.org.uk		165 165 young people who self-harm received support through our Amber Project in Cardiff. www.amberproject.org.uk
	25 25 evangelists are currently training to become admitted and commissioned as Church Army evangelists. www.churcharmy.org/vocations		6,780 6,780 nights of accommodation provided to homeless young people aged 16-21 through our Residential Services in Cardiff. www.churcharmy.org/cars
	103,000+ Our centres of mission engaged with over 103,000 people across the year. www.churcharmy.org/centresofmission		284 Why on earth...? has received 284 signups since it was launched last year. www.whyonearth.me
	180+ Over 180 speaking engagements to inspire the wider church in mission and evangelism.		70 70 people aged 30 and upwards took part in Reunion, our new evangelism training community. www.myreunion.org.uk

	100+ 100s of people coming to faith and being supported in their faith journey.
	6,036 6,036 women visited the day centre at the Marylebone Project to receive housing, welfare and immigration advice, and use the showers and laundry facilities. www.maryleboneproject.org.uk
	25 25 evangelists are currently training to become admitted and commissioned as Church Army evangelists. www.churcharmy.org/vocations
	165 165 young people who self-harm received support through our Amber Project in Cardiff. www.amberproject.org.uk
	6,780 6,780 nights of accommodation provided to homeless young people aged 16-21 through our Residential Services in Cardiff.
	103,000+ Our centres of mission engaged with over 103,000 people across the year. www.churcharmy.org/centresofmission

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Read more inspiring stories of hope

	Gill's Story
	Gill has lived on the Caia Park estate in Wrexham, for the past 32 years. After a few tough years, and walking away from her faith, she has come back to church and to God.

	Colin's Story
	Colin* grew up with no support, no encouragement and no aspirations. In adulthood he fell into a life scarred by addiction to alcohol and drugs. But that wasn't the end of Colin's story...

	Megan's Story
	Megan lives on the Caia Park estate in Wrexham, one of the most deprived estates in the Wales. Megan had never heard about Jesus or had positive role models until she started coming to the Tin Can Youth Hut.

	Zeenat's Story
	Zeenat, an IT trainer, found herself homeless and sleeping on buses. Helped by the Marylebone Project's drop-in centre, she is desperate to find a stable home and return to work. Read and watch Zeenat sharing her story... (Photo credit: Jeremy Selwyn)

	Sophia's Story
	Talented violinst, Cambridge degree, homeless and being helped by our Marylebone Project. Sophia shares her story of mental illness and homeless so voices like hers are heard. Sophia shares more in this video and article... (Photo credit: Jeremy Selwyn)

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.