Welcome to the JM website, the fundraising, supply and development executive of the British Province of the Society of Jesus. What, then, is our role, our mission and our work; would you like to help?
Our role
The Society of Jesus (Jesuit Order) was founded by St Ignatius Loyola over 450 years ago to serve the needs of the Church and to minister to all peoples. The Jesuit Missions Office is proud to support members of the Society of Jesus in the UK, in Guyana, South Africa, Zimbabwe and many other countries where Jesuits minister. Our role is to spearhead fundraising initiatives, provide logistical support and, crucially, to raise awareness of the plight of people in developing countries. Our job is to help the British Province make real its call to proclaim a Faith that does Justice in supporting those Jesuits involved in work overseas.
Our Mission
Jesuit Missions seeks to provide the highest standard of service to members of the Society of Jesus in their ministry to the world. Further, as this ministry is shared with parishes, schools, other non-governmental organisations such as charities and, ultimately, with all people of good will who believe in a faith that does justice, our mission is even wider.
Our work
The Jesuit Missions team provides a crucial link between Jesuits at work throughout the world and our benefactors, friends and supporters at home. We organise fundraising activities, manage supply links, bring the work of the Jesuits and their supporters to the attention of people at home and provide our overseas missionaries with regular news from home. This is never more important than for those who risk their lives and liberty on a daily basis. As well as working on these vital day to day tasks, the Jesuit Missions Office is involved in directing our development strategy by awarding small grants to projects overseas. We also link schools in this country to schools overseas so that children can learn from each others experiences. Our volunteering programme gives non-Jesuits the chance to collaborate with Jesuit ministries in challenging settings overseas.
This year the British Province of the Society of Jesus will receive a visit from Fr Adolfo Nicolas, the Superior General of the Society. He will attend the province meeting and visit Wimbledon where he will celebrate Mass for Jesuits and their many co-workers. Fr General is a reminder of the universal call of the Society to minister where the need is greatest. He is a reminder to us that no corner of the world can be ignored or forgotten.
I hope you enjoy the new format to our website. We appreciate your feedback, so please, do not hesitate to contact me if I can help you further.
Thank you for your prayers.
The Society of Jesus (Jesuit Order) was founded by St Ignatius Loyola over 450 years ago to serve the needs of the Church and to minister to all peoples. The Jesuit Missions Office is proud to support members of the Society of Jesus in the UK, in Guyana, South Africa, Zimbabwe and many other countries where Jesuits minister. Our role is to spearhead fundraising initiatives, provide logistical support and, crucially, to raise awareness of the plight of people in developing countries. Our job is to help the British Province make real its call to proclaim a Faith that does Justice in supporting those Jesuits involved in work overseas.
Our Mission
Jesuit Missions seeks to provide the highest standard of service to members of the Society of Jesus in their ministry to the world. Further, as this ministry is shared with parishes, schools, other non-governmental organisations such as charities and, ultimately, with all people of good will who believe in a faith that does justice, our mission is even wider.
Our work
The Jesuit Missions team provides a crucial link between Jesuits at work throughout the world and our benefactors, friends and supporters at home. We organise fundraising activities, manage supply links, bring the work of the Jesuits and their supporters to the attention of people at home and provide our overseas missionaries with regular news from home. This is never more important than for those who risk their lives and liberty on a daily basis. As well as working on these vital day to day tasks, the Jesuit Missions Office is involved in directing our development strategy by awarding small grants to projects overseas. We also link schools in this country to schools overseas so that children can learn from each others experiences. Our volunteering programme gives non-Jesuits the chance to collaborate with Jesuit ministries in challenging settings overseas.
This year the British Province of the Society of Jesus will receive a visit from Fr Adolfo Nicolas, the Superior General of the Society. He will attend the province meeting and visit Wimbledon where he will celebrate Mass for Jesuits and their many co-workers. Fr General is a reminder of the universal call of the Society to minister where the need is greatest. He is a reminder to us that no corner of the world can be ignored or forgotten.
I hope you enjoy the new format to our website. We appreciate your feedback, so please, do not hesitate to contact me if I can help you further.
Thank you for your prayers.
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Jesuit Missions
11 Edge Hill
Wimbledon
London
SW19 4LR
Registered Charity No. 230165
Tel: (44) 208 946-0466
Fax: (44) 208 946-2292
Email: director@gbjm.org
Find us here
11 Edge Hill
Wimbledon
London
SW19 4LR
Registered Charity No. 230165
Tel: (44) 208 946-0466
Fax: (44) 208 946-2292
Email: director@gbjm.org
Find us here