The Global Mission Fellow experience

Written By Laura Kerr

Global Mission Fellows are young adults, ages 20–30, who are committed to serve in social justice ministries for two years. They enter into new communities, understanding their challenges and assets through relationships and with the long-term goal to overcome systemic oppression. Fellows partner with community organizations to address a variety of issues, including migration/immigration, education, public health and poverty. 

The Methodist Church in Britain has recently shared a testimonial from Erick Hunter, serving in the 2021-23 GMF Cohort. Erick is from the United Methodist Church and is currently serving with Wesley's Chapel and Leysian Mission in London.

If you would like to find out more about the Global Mission Fellows programme, please contact WMP Coordinator, David Nesbitt.

Laura Kerr
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