British Isles South District Superintendent Carl McCann launched a pilot project to strengthen four churches in the Northwest of England with a model that may enjoy broader application. McCann believes the creation of a network of relationships, mission-centric teams, and coordinated ministry efforts between the four congregations will bolster morale and improve effectiveness.

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McCann asked Trevor Johnston, former pastor, missionary, and district superintendent, to give the next two years of his life, overseeing the project. Though based in Ohio, (U.S.A.), Johnston will conduct a series of on-site experiences to develop strategy, conduct trainings and come alongside and encourage the in-place team. McCann prays that this effort may result in stronger churches and church planting opportunities. 

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While British Isles South will cover some of the in-country costs, Pastor Trevor agreed to raise $56,000 over the next two years to cover the real cost of the effort.