a community of prayer equipping leaders worldwide
SOMA UK facilitates encounters with God around the world, which envision and empower local leaders for evangelism, and equip and encourage development of other leaders.
We do this through short term cross-cultural missions teams delivering bespoke training, and creating international learning cohorts - underpinned by our community of prayer. This enables us to give and receive from the Global Anglican Church, bringing back ‘olive branches of hope’ to the West and encouraging learning and partnership in mission from anywhere to everywhere.
SOMA teams on mission
SOMA Updates
International Team Gears Up for Kenya
Henry Blair is helping lead a large team bringing SOMA Core Teaching to Kenya this October. The team includes Ugandan and Tanzanian members who have recently completed the training and seen the fruit in their own dioceses.
We are also delighted that SOMA NLT members are leading independent missions this autumn with Mike taking a parish team to the Masai in Kenya and another NLT member visiting ‘Country X’ to bless and encourage the church.
Bumper edition of Sharing out now
The latest edition of our newsletter, Sharing is here! Click here to download a copy.
META Youth Recruiting
Cohort 3 of the META Youth is current being formed, with just a few places remaining on this international learning cohort of 16-19 year olds. Cohort 2 are just back from a life-changing experience in Rwanda.
Work with SOMA
We are recruiting for an Operations Officer (28hrs/week) as well as an Honorary Treasurer, Clerk to the Trustees and Intercession Coordinator see somauk.org/opportunities
FAQs
We now have a dedicated FAQs page to answer all your questions about SOMA missions. We hope it gives you confidence to join a future team.
Daily Prayer Diary
The current prayer diary is available here. If you wish to receive the Daily Prayer Diary straight to your inbox, please subscribe at the bottom of the page.
Scroll down for more SOMA Stories on our blog…
Mike Tufnell and the Lantern Church team, enjoying a goat roast with the Masai in Kenya.
Former SOMA team leader Archbishop Donald shares the inspiring story of how SOMA has impacted his Province and ministry over the decades.
Past copies of Sharing can be seen here.
“This comes with my special gratitude and appreciation to SOMA UK for sending a team. We were blessed indeed by the SOMA team’s ministry and much impact was made amongst our clergy, who were empowered and refreshed to continue ministry in the power of the Holy Spirit. May God bless you.”