The Co-Mission Podcast

"Men on Mission" | Graham Daniels from Co-Mission Men's Morning 2026

This is from this year's Men's Morning. This March, over 450 men gathered at All Souls in central London for Men's Morning — a morning built around one theme: Men on Mission. Our speaker was Graham Daniels — former professional footballer and General Director of Christians in Sport.  Join us in being actively involved in mission here in London. Visit www.co-mission.org/partners for more information.
 
Co-Mission exists to plant churches to reach London for Christ.
We're passionate about church planting in London because we are convinced it's one of the most effective ways to reach new areas of the city, bringing the gospel to people from every nation, tribe, and tongue in those areas.
 
For more information, visit us at www.co-mission.org or email us at media@co-mission.org

Planting | New Life Church Battersea

New Life Church BatterseaJoin Adam from the Commission podcast as he talks with Ezra Campbell, assistant pastor at New Life Battersea, about the exciting merger of two congregations - Bridge Battersea and Shaftsbury Christian Centre. Discover how these two churches came together to form one unified body, the challenges and blessings of bringing different church cultures together, and the gospel-centered mission work happening on the Doddington and Rollo Estate. Ezra shares stories of God's faithfulness, from youth coming to faith to practical ministry opportunities, and how prayer is shaping this new church plant in the heart of London.
 
Co-Mission exists to plant churches to reach London for Christ.
 
We're passionate about church planting in London because we are convinced it's one of the most effective ways to reach new areas of the city, bringing the gospel to people from every nation, tribe, and tongue in those areas. Get involved at www.co-mission.org/partners.
For more information, visit us at www.co-mission.org or email us at media@co-mission.org

"Overflowing Hope" Episode Two | Lili Miller from Co-Mission Womens Morning 2026

Women's Morning 2026 Talks
Episode 2: Overflowing Hope with Lily Miller
In this second talk from the Commission Women's Morning, Lily Miller explores Romans 5:1-11 and the transformative power of knowing who we are in Christ. Lily unpacks what it means to truly boast in the hope of God's glory—not as a requirement, but as a natural overflow of hearts filled with assurance. Through vivid illustrations and personal reflections, she walks through the profound realities of our identity: justified, at peace with God, standing in grace, and saved through Christ. Lily addresses how Christians can glory even in suffering, anchored by the certainty of God's love poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit. This talk challenges listeners to let go of false narratives and embrace the truth that our hope rests not in what we have in Christ, but in Christ having possession of us.
Co-Mission exists to plant churches to reach London for Christ.
We're passionate about church planting in London because we are convinced it's one of the most effective ways to reach new areas of the city, bringing the gospel to people from every nation, tribe, and tongue in those areas. Get involved at www.co-mission.org/partners
For more information, visit us at www.co-mission.org or email us at media@co-mission.org

"Overflowing Hope" Episode One | Linda Allcock from Womens Morning 2026

Women's Morning 2026 Episode 1: Overflowing Hope with Linda Allcock
Join Linda Allcock from the Globe Church in Central London as she explores Paul's letter to the Romans and his passionate mission to share the gospel. In this first of two talks from the Commission Women's Morning, Linda unpacks Romans 1:14-17, examining why Paul was both "eager" and "not ashamed" of the gospel. Through personal stories and biblical insights, she reveals the gospel as a four-times precious gift—powerful enough to transform anyone, from Paul himself to modern seekers. Discover how God's righteousness is revealed, received by faith, and offered righteously through Christ's death and resurrection. This talk challenges listeners to overflow this precious message to those around them, continuing Paul's ambitious vision to reach the world for Christ.
Co-Mission exists to plant churches to reach London for Christ.
We're passionate about church planting in London because we are convinced it's one of the most effective ways to reach new areas of the city, bringing the gospel to people from every nation, tribe, and tongue in those areas. Get involved at www.co-mission.org/partners
For more information, visit us at www.co-mission.org or email us at media@co-mission.org

Training With Purpose

In this episode, we sit down with Linda Allcock and Simon Pedley to discuss the vital role of training in church planting. We delve into Co-Mission's efforts, the significance of training future leaders, and the various pathways for ministry training. Our conversation also touches on the challenges of retaining talent, the importance of real diversity and including both men and women in ministry roles, and the value of lifelong learning. 
 
Links referenced in the Episode 
9:38 Report (link on the page linked)
Booklet on Training Pastor Teachers
Partners Programme and Partners Evening Signup
 
Co-Mission exists to plant churches to reach London for Christ.
We're passionate about church planting in London because we are convinced it's one of the most effective ways to reach new areas of the city, bringing the gospel to people from every nation, tribe, and tongue.
For more information, visit us at www.co-mission.org or email us at media@co-mission.org

Partnership | The Advance Initiative

Today's episode is all about partnership. Co-Mission and The Advance Initiative have started in a strategic partnership to reach South Asians in London. The Advance Initiative exists to catalyse South Asians to become a global missional force, and we're excited about what God will do through this new partnership to see more churches planted and equipped to reach South Asians in London, especially those planted by and for South Asians. We pray God will use it powerfully to grow his kingdom!
 
You can find out more about the Advance Initiative at: www.advanceinitiative.com
 
Also, as mentioned at the end of the episode, we're starting a new initiative called the partners programme. It's a way for everyone to get involved in church planting in real, tangible ways through Praying, Giving, and Going. Join us for our first Partners' Evening on November 20th to hear about all God is doing, pray and worship together, and find out how you can get involved!
Go to www.Co-Mission.org/Partners for more information and to book. 
 
Co-Mission exists to plant churches to reach London for Christ.
We're passionate about church planting in London because we are convinced it's one of the most effective ways to reach new areas of the city, bringing the gospel to people from every nation, tribe, and tongue in those areas.
For more information, visit us at www.co-mission.org or email us at media@co-mission.org

REVIVE 2025 | "Have You Considered Christian Leadership?" Linda Allcock & Pete Snow

This is the Co-Mission summer series covering the talks and seminars from REVIVE, our annual festival. Today, we've got Linda Allcock from the Globe Church and Pete Snow from St. Paul's Harringay asking the question, "Have you considered Christian leadership?
If you're a Christian, whatever your age, stage or gender, have you considered what it would look like to step up to leadership in your local church? This seminar will explore what Christian leadership is, the many and varied forms it can take, potential opportunities and next steps.
Here's a link to find out about gospel training programs if you're interested bit.ly/3FSDQOn 
Linda Allcock works alongside her husband, Jonty, at The Globe Church, London and teaches theology in a number of different settings. She is the author of Deeper Still: Finding Clear Minds and Full Hearts through Biblical Meditation, and the Head, Heart, Hands Bible notes.
 
Pete is pastor of St Paul's Harringay in North London. He is also a husband, dad and foster carer, as well as a trustee of 9:38, a charity seeking to raise up gospel workers. He loves Liverpool football club, collecting house plants and training people in ministry.
 
Co-Mission exists to plant churches to reach London for Christ.
We're passionate about church planting in London because we are convinced it's one of the most effective ways to reach new areas of the city, bringing the gospel to people from every nation, tribe, and tongue in those areas.
For more information, visit us at www.co-mission.org or email us at media@co-mission.org
 

REVIVE 2025 | "Identity" Youth Seminar from Jonty Allcock

This is the Co-Mission summer series covering the talks and seminars from REVIVE, our annual festival. This episode is the youth seminar entitled "Identity" from Jonty Allcock, pastor at The Globe Church
 
Confident, insecure, fearful, pressure, pretending, shame,.. a swirling concoction of emotions that feed into our fragile sense of self worth and identity. It might sound weird, but a proper grasp of justification will really help us rise above the storm and root our identity deeply in Christ. We will be talking mostly about that. It will be fun. And possibly life-changing.
 
Jonty is the pastor of The Globe Church, helps to lead at a Contagious Youth Conference and was once a teenager. He doesn’t claim to have all the answers but is increasingly convinced that Jesus is spectacular and the gospel transforms us. He also supports Southampton so at very least you could feel sorry for him.
 
Co-Mission exists to plant churches to reach London for Christ.
We're passionate about church planting in London because we are convinced it's one of the most effective ways to reach new areas of the city, bringing the gospel to people from every nation, tribe, and tongue in those areas.
For more information, visit us at www.co-mission.org or email us at media@co-mission.org
 

REVIVE 2025 | "How Can We Be Cheerful Givers? from Dave Lee and Clare Lucas

This is the Co-Mission summer series covering the talks and seminars from REVIVE, our annual festival. This one is from Dave Lee and Clare Lucas on “How Can We Be Cheerful Givers”
We are overjoyed and still praising the Lord for his goodness and the generosity of so many. People in gospel partnership seeking to play their part as we sought to raise £48,000 to train the next generation of pastor teachers , sending 3 pastors to train in Co-Mission churches.  PRAISE GOD at the time of this podcast, with gift aid, £182,109.55 was raised which will all be going to training more pastors and supporting ministry trainees placements into churches across the network for years to come.There are so many calls on our time, money and energy in a busy city like London. In this practical seminar, we’ll explore how we can be sincerely joyful in our generosity in the midst of all these pressures, such that we're a blessing to our fellow Londoners.
Dave serves as the senior pastor of The Boathouse Church in Putney. He's married to Catrin and they have three daughters. To relax, they love paddling on the Thames, getting out and about to explore London, and sharing meals with friends.Clare has been part of the church family at Christ Church Mayfair since 2012, and lives in Tottenham with her husband and daughter she is part of the leadership team at Stewardship, a charity which helps Christians be the best stewards of the resources God gives them.
Co-Mission exists to plant churches to reach London for Christ.
We're passionate about church planting in London because we are convinced it's one of the most effective ways to reach new areas of the city, bringing the gospel to people from every nation, tribe, and tongue in those areas.
 
For more information, visit us at www.co-mission.org or email us at media@co-mission.org
 

REVIVE 2025 | "What Can We Do with Christians We Disagree with?” From Ed Kendall

This is the Co-Mission summer series covering the talks and seminars from REVIVE, our annual festival. What can we do with Christians we disagree with? Ed Kendall, vicar of St. Michael's Fulwell, helps us work that out on this one.
 
What happens when Christians and churches disagree? How should we handle it? When can we agree to disagree and so work together? When do we need to draw a line? This seminar seeks to help us, both as churches and individuals, to navigate the complexities of differing convictions with a concern for truth, grace and gospel unity.
 
Ed Kendall is the vicar of St Michael’s Fulwell in Teddington. Planted into a derelict building in 2015, the church has just celebrated its tenth anniversary. Ed is married to Sally and they have three children, Harry, Bella and Theo.