‘I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.’ –John 10:10
FROM THE CEO
Welcome to our third annual impact report.
This report provides a window into the difference LICC has made over the past year, made possible by the generosity and partnership of supporters like you. Whether you’ve prayed, given, or shared our content, thank you!
At LICC, our vision is to see people truly flourish – not only for their benefit, but for the glory of God and the flourishing of those around them. We believe true flourishing comes as people wholeheartedly follow Jesus in every area of life, every day of the week. And we have been working to help people do just that.
In 2024–25, we’ve extended our reach and deepened our impact. We’ve seen a growing openness to the whole-life gospel, with more people recognising their calling to join God’s mission in the world – right where they are, in their daily lives and work. All glory to God!
We hope this report encourages and inspires you. You are part of something really special.
Every blessing,
Paul Woolley CEO, LICC
OUR VISION
To see a world transformed for the glory of God through whole-life disciples of Jesus.
OUR PURPOSE
To catalyse a movement that envisions and empowers Christians to live as disciples of Jesus in their everyday lives.
‘Jesus is not just offering you a way to life after death but a way to live before death.’ –John Mark Comer, 'Live No Lies'
WHAT IS WHOLE-LIFE DISCIPLESHIP?
Whole-life discipleship means following Jesus with every part of who we are –head, heart, and hands – in every part of life, every day of the week.
In truth, it’s the only kind of discipleship Jesus ever called people to. He never invited anyone to follow him with part of their lives or only on Sundays. Discipleship was always meant to be allin. That’s how we’re made to flourish.
Yet in our experience, many Christians don’t feel inspired or equipped to live this way. Many want to make a difference with Jesus in their workplaces, homes, and communities, but don’t know how. Others feel that only time spent doing ‘holy’ things matters, while ‘ordinary’ things get in the way of God’s call on their lives.
That’s where LICC comes in.
We help individuals and churches embrace whole-life discipleship as the norm – not the exception. We believe it’s biblically faithful, missionally essential, and deeply resonant with a generation seeking to connect the gospel to all of life. And we believe every part of life matters deeply to the God who works in ordinary places as well as sacred spaces.
Whole-life discipleship isn’t a new idea, but its relevance today is both urgent and transformative.
OUR STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
We’re catalysing a movement that inspires and equips people to live as disciples of Jesus – whatever they do, whoever and wherever they are.
FRONTLINES* CHURCH
Inspire Christians to see that their everyday frontlines matter to God and equip them for fruitfulness there
Embed whole-life disciplemaking in the life of the gathered church
BIBLE CULTURE
Help individuals understand their culture, grapple with complex issues, and live wisely in our time
AUDACIOUS GOAL
Grow confidence in the Bible, its whole-life relevance, and its practical application
By 2027, we will engage one million Christians with the vision of whole-life discipleship.
*Frontlines: the places and spaces you spend time, doing the things you normally do, often with people who don’t know Jesus – your workplace, your school, your neighbourhood, online, the gym, or anywhere else.
OUR PROGRESS SO FAR
Christians engaged with the vision
620,144
18–35s engaged
41,035
people live out their faith on their daily frontlines
people see the relevance of the Bible to the whole of their life
18–35s understand how their work and daily activities are significant to God
In the past year LICC has helped an estimated:* 177,500 166,000 4,000 14,500
church leaders increase the importance they place on whole-life disciplemaking in their church
*These figures and those marked with an asterisk elsewhere in the impact report have been estimated using a combination of engagement tracking and sample data from our most recent impact survey.
FRONTLINES
Inspire Christians to see that their everyday frontlines matter to God and equip them for fruitfulness.
WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT
‘LICC has long been a leader in helping ordinary Christians realise that God is deeply present in their daily lives –at work, at home, at the school gate. Their frontline vision continues to inspire and equip people to live out the gospel with purpose and joy wherever God has placed them.’
Pete WynterLeadership College London
143,000*
people have become more fruitful on their frontlines in the past 12 months with LICC's help 73%
of our impact survey respondents said LICC had helped them to see where they are already being fruitful on their frontlines
The primary frontline of those we engaged in the past year†
Hobby/leisure activity: 16,000
With friends: 18,500
Extended family: 18,500
Home/children/ immediate family: 23,000
Other: 7,000
Sports team or gym: 4,500 Paid or voluntary work: 83,000
Neighbours or local community: 50,500
INSIGHT ON FRUITFULNESS
In our third annual impact survey we discovered that overall, significantly more respondents felt they were currently bearing fruit on their daily frontlines. Compared to our previous survey more people were also regularly praying for opportunities to be fruitful on their frontlines.
Looking at the types of fruit, a similar number felt they were bearing fruit through their everyday work, whilst significantly more people reported speaking about their faith in Jesus to those around them. However, fewer people felt they had spoken up for truth and justice and shown grace and love to those around them.
These insights will help us to better equip you for fruitfulness in the year ahead.
† Estimated using data from our most recent impact survey and engagements recorded over the past year.
By sharing stories, our eyes are opened to the ways ordinary people are joining in God’s work in their everyday lives. It’s been a privilege to hear and capture 60+ stories for our Instagram feed this year. We’ve filmed athletes, nutritionists, colour consultants, actors, animators, marketing professionals, energy traders, ballerinas, lobbyists, delivery drivers, and authors, to name just a few examples.
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Instagram accounts have been reached by these stories in the past year. We pray that, through these stories, followers of Jesus are inspired and equipped to join in God's kingdom work, right where they are.
Have a look for yourself at @liccltd
‘I saw one of your brilliant videos on Instagram. It featured a young mum talking about her faith and work as a nutritionist. I’m so pleased the algorithm brought it to me.’
Instagram user
‘Work is creative and assertive. It is rearranging the raw material of God’s creation in such a way that it helps the world in general, and people in particular, thrive and flourish.’
Tim Keller
WORKPLACE WITNESS
We were excited to agree three new video series with RightNow Media, exploring the key themes of workplace witness, navigating authority, and a biblical vision of work and rest. The first series, Workplace Witness, featuring Ennette Lainchbury (pictured), launched in July. The remaining two series will follow later this year.
THANK GOD IT’S MONDAY PODCAST
The Thank God It’s Monday Podcast, which explores faith and work, completed a second season. Subjects explored included evangelism at work, boundaries and burnout, engaging with authority, equality, diversity, and inclusion, and workplace conflict.
Pet er & Alison Participants WITNESS ON THE FRONTLINE
In response to a growing need for fresh approaches to evangelism, we piloted a new course designed to empower Christians to share their faith on their frontlines with attentiveness, curiosity, and confidence. This course is anchored in Jesus’ encounter with the disciples on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24) and offers a framework for engaging with others in a relational and thoughtful way.
‘The sessions were informative, helpful, and confidencebuilding.’
35% increase in ‘my evangelism is bearing fruit’
95% increase in ‘I know my next steps’
DEVELOPING LEADERS
Recognising the growing need for leadership development among younger generations, we refreshed and rebranded two key leadership programmes, each with three immersive modules at Waverley Abbey.
EXECUTIVE TOOLBOX
Equipping mid-to senior-level leaders to bring biblical wisdom to their workplaces.
TAKE THE LEAD
100%
of course participants who responded to our impact survey said LICC had helped them see the relevance of the Bible and apply it to their daily life
‘The refreshed Executive Toolbox, run at Waverley Abbey, has envisioned and equipped a cohort of women and men in senior executive roles to lead with greater kingdom purpose and impact. By providing a biblical perspective on their work, ambition, responsibility, and relationships, it’s not only transforming their lives but also positively influencing their organisations and those around them.’
David Walker Work Champion
Take the Lead (formerly Emerging Leaders) is designed to support young adults in developing a whole-life discipleship approach to leadership.
In addition, in partnership with Leadership College London (LCL), we welcomed over 80 delegates to LICC for the Distinctive Leadership Course, a dynamic three-day training experience designed to invest in the development and impact of leaders around the world.
‘Take the Lead has been transformative in how I see my role and my value in the workplace. It was life-giving, very thoughtful, theologically based, and highly practical.’
Course pa rticipant
THE STATION MANAGER: David’s story
David Morgan never planned to work in the rail sector. But he has a strong sense that God has called him to London Paddington and to his role as a duty station manager for Great Western Railway. It’s a high-pressure environment with 600 trains departing daily. David’s role is to ensure that the service runs smoothly and, when disruptions happen, to help people on their way. No two days look the same, but he sees God in every one.
‘The reason I joined the railway was the focus on people. Nearly every part of life is on the railway: each day I talk with people travelling to funerals, big celebrations, and job interviews, to name just a few examples. I love sharing in the joy of friends and family members as they run down the platform to greet someone under the clock they haven’t seen for a while. But I also lament the grief and brokenness I see at the station, such as when victims of domestic abuse arrive seeking a place of refuge.’
It’s no surprise that mental health issues, in both passengers and staff, are some of the biggest challenges of his role. Because ultimately, the stresses of delays and other issues affect everyone.
‘I often pray at work. As I lift each conversation and task to God in prayer, God helps me to address problems with love, generosity, and openness. Recently, there were major disruptions at the station, and a gentleman was complaining about how things had gone wrong. As he explained the situation to me, my faith somehow came into the conversation – and amazingly, he was interested to hear more.
‘I pray that I’d draw God more and more into my hectic work environment, that I’d be aware of his presence, support, and guidance – not just for my benefit, but for everyone I encounter.’
CHURCH
Embed whole-life disciplemaking in the life of the gathered church.
WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT
‘LICC’s resources, training, and partnership have been invaluable in helping us equip our local church as well as many churches across the Fresh Streams Network for everyday discipleship. They bring a timely reminder that following Jesus is about whole-life formation, not just Sunday faith. Over the past year, their work has brought fresh energy and vision to how we disciple people in every part of life.’
Andy & Sue Glover Leaders of Hoole Baptist Church Chester and Fresh Streams
86%
3,200* D E
of church leaders who responded to our impact survey said they have increased the importance they place on whole-life disciplemaking thanks to LICC
In the past 12 months LICC has helped an estimated 3,200 church leaders do more to grow whole-life disciples in their church
Church leaders engaged with the vision of whole-life disciplemaking
Church leaders connected with LICC
‘LICC’s resources are so easy to adapt and amend to fit the specific context of your church and we’re starting to see the mindset shift of people in the congregation who now recognise that their everyday lives matter to God and that with him they can make a difference there.’
Ed Jones Battle Baptist Church
‘We believe it’s so important to equip our congregation to live as whole-life disciples – to release and equip them for their own unique mission fields and to make Jesus known amongst their family, friends, and colleagues. Thank you so much, LICC, for the quality of your resources, your solid theological underpinning, and the passion with which you communicate the vision of whole-life discipleship.’
Anita Dobson Christ Church Downend
VITAL SIGNS
We continued to promote Vital Signs, launched last year. Comprising an online diagnostic tool, a book, and a series of videos, this resource has helped leaders embed whole-life disciplemaking into the life of their churches.
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UK church leaders have taken the assessment. Meanwhile, the book continued to perform strongly, for a time ranking among the top 20 discipleship titles on Amazon.
Take the Vital Signs assessment and discover how your church is doing at whole-life disciplemaking
In our impact survey, we found that church leaders who had used any of our Vital Signs resources reported placing significantly higher levels of importance on whole-life disciplemaking.
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reported having done more to build whole-life disciples in their church in the past 12 months (compared to 68% overall).
STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS WITH LARGER CHURCHES AND TRAINING INSTITUTIONS AND NETWORKS
We’ve continued being intentional in building strategic partnerships with larger churches and continue to work with colleges and networks to train the next generation of church leaders – everything from chairing college boards, attending vocation events, giving lectures, and supporting curriculum reviews for accreditation. Thirty theological educators and denominational trainers completed our 50-hour professional development course, ‘Formation for Enabling Ministry’, delivered in partnership with Revd Dr David Heywood.
ON THE GROUND, IN THE CROWD
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In the past year, we’ve had stands and run seminars at big Christian festivals like the Keswick Convention, HTB Focus, Wildfires, UCCF Forum, and Cedarwood – and engaged over 5,700 Christians at these events with the whole-life discipleship cause.
BOUNDLESS: SUNDAY SONGS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE
Together with Integrity Music and leading worship artists including Elle Limebear, Philippa Hanna, and Noel Robinson, six songs from our Boundless songwriting camp were recorded live and then released as a series of singles and an EP. Excitingly, ‘This is the Day’ was then used by Thy Kingdom Come for their annual Pentecost festival, and has already been streamed over 180,000 times.
250,000+ STREAMS
We pray these songs will help embed whole-life theology into the sung worship of the UK church, shaping how the next generation expresses their faith through music.
Listen to the full EP
THE FRONTLINE LIVES OF
18–35s
Inspired by a striking report from Barna and World Vision, which revealed that 73% of young adults raised in Christian homes leave the church by age 35, we set out to explore a different story: the experience of those who stay.
Our research, launched in 2024, uncovered five pressing questions (right) that young adults are wrestling with.
This study has shaped both our resource development and the guidance we offer church leaders who serve young adults –helping them better equip 18–35s to live out the Christian story in every part of life.
1 2 3 4 5
How can I share my faith without losing my friends?
Where can I find purpose in my everyday work?
How do I build healthy, sustainable rhythms?
What does it mean to stay human in an inhuman system?
How can I connect meaningfully with mentors and peers?
Read the full report
CULTURE
Help individuals understand their culture, grapple with complex issues, and live wisely in our time.
WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT
‘LICC is at the forefront of helping today’s Christians engage with culture and understand how the gospel speaks into our culture, and how to be faithful Christian disciples in and for the world God loves. They’re imaginative, creative, and invite engagement in so many different ways, that Christians in all walks of life will find ways to be encouraged, nurtured, and challenged in equal measure.’
Revd Dr Isabelle Hamley Principal, Ridley Hall, Cambridge
86%
136,000* D E
of respondents to our impact survey said they have become more confident to grapple with and respond wisely to complex issues in contemporary culture thanks to LICC
people have become more confident to grapple with and respond wisely to complex issues in contemporary culture over the past 12 months with LICC's help
WISDOM
LABS:
ADDRESSING CRUCIAL CULTURAL ISSUES
Our Wisdom Labs continued to provide biblically rooted insights into contemporary issues, combining article series, discussion guides, live events, and small group resources. This year’s highlights included:
JESUS DIED TO SAVE THE PLANET
All too often, the church can treat responding to the climate and ecological crisis as optional rather than a foundational outworking of the gospel. We were delighted to publish Paul Kunert’s essay unpacking the fundamental truth that Jesus died and was raised to reconcile and renew all things – people, animals, plants, and the earth itself. This resource equips readers to live now as they will when creation has been perfected again, conserving and caring for the natural world and bringing peace, love, and justice to local and global neighbours.
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Since its launch, Jesus Died to Save the Planet has been distributed to over 60,000 people.
Jesus Died to Save the Planet – launched at the ‘Everyday Earthkeeping’ Wisdom Lab in partnership with emerging climate activist Laura Young, A Rocha, and Tearfund, and presented at Greenbelt Festival.
Peacemaking in Wartime – addressing Christian responses to global conflict, in partnership with the Jubilee Centre, Medair, and Dnipro Hope Mission.
‘Biblically grounded and offering practical ways forward for us all, this should be key reading for all who follow Jesus.’
Nigel Harris former CEO, Tearfund
REIMAGINE: A NEW DISCIPLESHIP RESOURCE
We launched Reimagine, a five-part small group discipleship series designed to help people explore what it truly means to follow Jesus in everyday life. Rooted in the 'Listen, Imagine, Create, Communicate' framework, this free resource equips individuals and groups to engage with culture, align their lives with Scripture, and live out their faith with wisdom, boldness, and love.
Find out more
PODCASTS
To engage younger audiences, we expanded LICC’s podcast offerings in the culture space:
UNSCRIPTED
Hosted by Emerging Generations Champion Ennette Lainchbury, we launched Unscripted, a new podcast designed to address the hot topics being discussed by Gen Z – everything from vaping to diet culture, therapy speak, and how to share your faith without losing your friends.
Season two is currently being aired. Scan the QR code to listen to the latest episodes.
THE WHOLE LIFE PODCAST
The Whole Life Podcast continued to see strong engagement, with over 87,000 plays across platforms.
THE BOOKSELLER: Olivia’s story
A self-confessed bibliophile, Olivia Haysman-Walker knew she wanted to work with books but not write them. She realised her options were either publishing or bookselling, and she was drawn to the latter. Whilst at university, she began volunteering at a charity bookshop, eventually rising to deputy manager and then manager. As the age-old adage goes, the rest is history.
Today, Olivia manages a team of 25–30 volunteers at a second-hand bookshop in London. She delights in God’s daily provision and seeks to lead in a Jesus-like way. In her words, ‘the volunteers are both the best and most challenging part of my job. It’s not just about delegating tasks, it’s about ensuring they feel valued, supported, and enriched. I love training people, whether they’re volunteers in my shop or staff preparing to work in other bookshops.
‘The only guarantee in my shop is me showing up. Everything else – our stock, volunteers and customers – depends on the generosity and enthusiasm of others. We raise tens of thousands of pounds to help create a fairer world. Every now and then, while I’m counting the money at the end of the day, I pray over it, because it’s such a blessing.’
In line with the Quiet Revival research commissioned by Bible Society and conducted by YouGov, Olivia notes it’s striking how often people come into the bookshop asking for Bibles. She’s also encouraged by the openness of her colleagues to her faith.
‘The volunteers know I’m a Christian, and some are Christians themselves. Working weekends means I rush off to church on Sunday evening, which can naturally lead to conversations. I try to build strong relationships with volunteers and customers, taking a personal interest in them.’
Olivia loves books but believes that what makes her job special is the human connection they create.
‘I see two layers of creativity: the books –exploring subjects I’ve never heard of – and the personal histories within them, from notes in the margins to love letters, photographs, even hate letters. In a busy city like London, my work reminds me that everyone is created in God’s image and has a unique story.’
BIBLE
Grow confidence in the Bible, its whole life relevance, and its practical application.
WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT
‘LICC excels at connecting the richness of Scripture with the realities of everyday life. They don’t just teach the Bible—they show us how to live it. Their work is building a generation of confident, whole-life Bible readers who understand the relevance of God’s word in every sphere.’
Stuart Noble COO, Bible Society
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157,000*
people helped by LICC to apply the Bible practically to the whole of their life over the past 12 months 80%
of respondents to our impact survey said LICC has helped them see the relevance of the Bible to the whole of their life
Our Advent devotional journey focused on the incarnate Saviour – the Jesus who stepped into the mess of ordinary life and calls us to live faithfully, grounded in our everyday contexts. The resource included a devotional via email or YouVersion, sermon plans for each Sunday of Advent and Christmas Day, five short films, and a digital graphics pack.
The impact was encouraging, with 8,000 people joining the devotional journey, and an estimated 200–300 churches using the full teaching series.
DOWN TO EARTH DOUBLE
LISTENING
John Stott (pictured right) talked about the need to listen to the Bible and to the world, and relate one to the other. ‘We listen to the Word with humble reverence,’ he wrote, ‘anxious to understand it, and resolved to believe and obey what we come to understand. We listen to the world with critical alertness, anxious to understand it too, and resolved not necessarily to believe and obey it, but to sympathise with it and to seek grace to discover how the gospel relates to it.' In the last year, our Word for the Week, Connecting with Culture, and Gateway Seven have empowered growing numbers of people to engage with the Bible through whole-life eyes and relate the word to the realities of their everyday world.
This year’s Word for the Week included a series on Jeremiah, the temptation of Jesus in Luke’s Gospel, and the importance of sabbath. Connecting with Culture topics have ranged widely, from the assisted dying bill to the new Bridget Jones film, from Ring doorbells to the Eras Tour, and the Southport riots –helping readers connect the Christian faith with the world around them in real time.
Feedback from churches and individuals was exceptionally positive, affirming the value of providing early, high-quality resources rooted in everyday faith.
‘We were impressed, as ever, by the quality of the material.’
Barbara Resource user
‘I love how your blogs connect real life with Scripture and how you show such a vulnerable honesty.’
Nick Connecting
with Culture reader
TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH
GLOBAL INFLUENCE: LAUSANNE MOVEMENT CONGRESS
From 22–28 September 2024, over 5,300 Christian leaders from across churches, parachurch organisations, and workplaces gathered in Seoul-Incheon for the Fourth Lausanne Movement Congress, with an additional 2,000 delegates participating online.
LICC played a key role in shaping the congress. Dr Dave Benson, LICC's Director of Culture and Discipleship, was seconded to the programme team, contributing significantly to the development of the event’s theme: ‘Let the Church Declare and Display Christ Together’.
LICC’s influence was particularly evident in the afternoon Collaborate sessions, which used a reflective practice framework drawn from our work to address 25 'Great Commission Gaps'.
TURNING
We talked about whole-life discipleship over 70 times on the airwaves this year. You might have heard us on BBC Radio 4’s ‘Thought for the Day’, UCB 1, UCB 2, Premier Christian Radio, Premier Praise, or TWR.
SPEAKING AND WRITING
Over the past year, LICC’s specialists have delivered biblical content across the UK and beyond – delivering seminars, lectures, presentations, sermons, and articles designed to help people see the whole-life implications of the Bible.
They’ve helped individuals and communities connect the dots between Scripture and the realities of their everyday lives. From leadership challenges to family dynamics, the world of work to cultural engagement, our team has equipped people to engage with the Bible in ways that speak directly into their context, revealing how the gospel shapes every part of life.
ACCESSIBILITY
Over the past year we have continued to work with partners in the UK and internationally to ensure our resources are widely accessible.
BRAILLE
In partnership with Torch Trust, LICC is working to make a significantly wider selection of resources available to those who are blind or partially sighted.
Available now from Torch Trust: Fruitfulness on the Frontline
The Gateway Seven Series
The Whole of Life for Christ Whole Life Worship
Scattered and Gathered Whole Life Whole Bible
Coming soon: Growing on the Frontline
The Great Divide
BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE
TRANSLATIONS
As part of the Thy Kingdom Come Pentecost celebrations, which saw LICC’s Boundless song ‘This Is The Day’ sung in churches across the UK, a BSL version of 'This is the Day' was made available.
Our partnership with Spanish publishers Andamio has continued to bear fruit over the past year with subtitles on our Vital Signs and 6M people videos now available on YouTube, and Repurpose, our small group resources for retirees, now launched.
The Fruitfulness on the Frontline small group resource and discussion guide is now available in Croatian, having been launched in early 2025.
LICC NEAR YOU
In the last year, we've been all over the country... Perth
Ampthill
Exeter
Falkirk
Glasgow Grantham
Hoddesdon
Horsham
Isle of
Isle of Wight
Keswick
Leeds
Leicester
Leighton Buzzard
Leith
Liverpool
Loughborough
Lynton
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Norwich
Nottingham
Oxford
Penarth
Wiston
GROWING PARTNERSHIPS
We're so grateful for the amazing partners we've worked with this year – individuals, churches, and other organisations – who've enabled us to take the transformative vision of whole-life discipleship even further.
We are so thankful for the generosity of our supporters, without whom none of this work would be possible.
INCOME
£137,376
Investments and charitable activities
£814,139
£646,812
£1,598,327
Individuals and legacies
Trusts and other organisations
Total
Frontlines | £419,679
Spent ensuring Christians recognise their frontlines and are equipped to be fruitful there
Church | £358,254
Spent embedding whole-life discipleship in the life of the gathered church
Culture | £265,799
Spent helping Christians understand and navigate contemporary culture and live wisely with Christ
Bible | £321,634
Spent supporting Christians to see the whole-life relevance of the Bible and its everyday practical application
Mission support | £443,916
Spent enabling and supporting our mission and activities, ensuring operational efficiency and excellence
Fundraising | £159,558
Spent working with our generous financial partners to fuel the mission
OUR VALUES
At LICC, we seek to embody these values in everything we are and do as we play our small part in God’s big mission.
WISDOM
We prayerfully listen to Scripture, the world, and one another’s stories to discern the time and place we’re in and what makes for fruitfulness right now.
AUTHENTICITY
We’re real and true to our purpose, living out and landing all we do and say in everyday contexts that are relevant to each disciple’s frontlines.
CREATIVITY
We seek fresh and prophetic ways of communicating the call to whole-life discipleship that cut through the noise of this cultural moment.
GENEROSITY
We cheerfully give and receive time, talents, resources, and encouragement out of love for one another, collaborating for kingdom wins bigger than ourselves.
EXCELLENCE
We seek quality in all we do and Christlikeness in all we are, emerging from a desire to glorify God and serve his people in a team effort. Love is our most excellent way.
THANK YOU
Your support is bringing life to thousands.
We are so grateful to our generous supporters.
Because of your partnership, people have been inspired and equipped to live as authentic, culturally astute, resilient followers of Jesus in all of life.
We’d love you to continue partnering with us as we seek to serve even more individuals and churches with the life-changing vision of whole-life discipleship.
Leave a legacy of whole-life discipleship
By including a gift to LICC in your will, you extend your commitment to whole-life discipleship beyond your lifetime-shaping lives for generations to come.
‘That you may live a life worthy of the Lord and please him in every way: bearing fruit in every good work, growing in the knowledge of God.’
–Colossians 1:10
*Figures marked with an asterisk in the Impact Report have been estimated using a combination of engagement tracking and sample data from our most recent impact survey.
