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An assessment of the member-care offered by Urban Expression Glasgow

Posted March 5th, 2007 by paul.ede

This essay seeks to evaluate the member-care offered by Urban Expression Glasgow (UEG)[1] in comparison to two other urban mission agencies: Urban Neighbours Of Hope (UNOH)[2] - based in Springvale, Australia, and EDEN[3] - part of the Message Trust based in Manchester, England. Although their methodologies differ (UNOH considers itself a mission order, with its rigorous membership requirements, while EDEN is focussed specifically on reaching youth), all three organisations are committed to deploying bi-vocational cross-cultural teams into deprived western inner-city contexts, and to seeing indigenous leaders emerge to lead local expressions of church life. All three have arisen since the mid-nineties and draw team members from a broad spectrum of denominational backgrounds.




[1] See the Urban Expression Glasgow Strategy Document available online: http://www.urbanexpression.org.uk/files/Strategy_Document.pdf

[2] See the Urban Neighbours of Hope Constitution, online: http://www.urbanexpression.org.uk/files/UNOH_Constitution_2004.pdf

[3] See Wilson, Matt Called to the Streets, USA, 2005 and online, http://www.message.org.uk

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