Faithworks Magazine
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| Type | Monthly magazine |
| Format | Magazine |
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| Owner | Premier Media Group and Spring Harvest |
| Publisher | CCP Ltd |
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| Headquarters | London, UK |
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| Website: www.faithworksmagazine.info | |
Faithworks Magazine is an evangelical Christian magazine published quarterly in the United Kingdom by Christian Communications Partnership (CCP) Ltd.
The magazine was launched in 2007 in association with the Faithworks movement. The movement was founded in 2001 by Oasis Trust to raise awareness of the role the church plays within local communities.
The magazine aims to highlight Christian community projects and churches who are actively bringing positive transformation, as well as practical resources, advice from proven practitioners, and answers to frequently asked questions. It is a resource that is designed for Christians that want to make a difference within their community.
Available in the UK at most Christian bookstores, it is also available internationally by subscription.
CCP is jointly owned by Premier Media Group and Spring Harvest. In addition to Faithworks Magazine, it publishes three monthly titles – Christianity Magazine, Youthwork Magazine and Christian Marketplace.
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