When I was approached to join Crosslinks, I had to avoid replying “Who?”.
Despite being an Evangelical Anglican for 25 years I’d never heard of it!

The printed material and website told me what Crosslinks did, but not what was
distinctive and special. It took Andy Lines, the General Secretary, to explain its
clear and unequivocal Biblical faith and activity. This was the mission agency
I always wanted to support but had never found.

We believe there are many more who will support us if we explain what we stand
for and what we do.

The National Evangelical Anglican Congress (NEAC) in September offers a great
opportunity. Crosslinks will be running a stand there each day to talk to as many
delegates as possible.

Also we’re launching a new brochure and CD-ROM explaining very clearly what
we are all about.

Finally, you may have noticed our logo and magazine look different. The new logo
brings out the Cross more clearly and we’ve modernised the magazine. However,
while we’ve changed our style, the message remains the same.

Graham Sopp

why crosslinks?

“Nearly 70% of the world’s population does not
acknowledge Jesus Christ as their Lord and
Saviour. And with every day that passes, people
are dying without a saving knowledge of Christ.
This is the challenge that faces us all . . .”

Crosslinks magazine October 2003 index