Who are we?  What do we do?  Why do we do it?

We are a movement, not an organisation.  We are catalysts for anemerging band of brothers across the UK who want to see the nation wonfor Jesus.  We are the back up team for a passionate, energetic bunchof Jesus' followers who are focussed on introducing men in the UK toJesus and then getting them gripped and excited by their faith andequipped to live the adventure.

In everything we do, we have the local church in mind and many of theteam have years of local church leadership experience.  We havespecialists in areas as diverse as the work place, Asian culture and"working class" culture. 

Do you have a problem with a lack of men in your church?  Get intouch...we are stacked full of resources, ideas and contacts, as wellas having an extensive knowledge of the best curry houses in the UK. 

What we believe

CVM Statement of Faith

Where?

We are based near Bath and travel the whole of the UK (we goanywhere for a good fry-up or curry!) We believe that local men reachlocal men. Your village, town or city is your responsibility and so ourjob is to work invisibly beside the local leadership, at work or atchurch. As Bill Hybels says, 'The local church is the hope of theNation' - so we want to equip you, the local church. We will come out,give you some tools, fire your men up, consult with leaders, keep intouch with you and seek, wherever we can, to add value to your localministry.

When?

We are always available but do get booked up several months in advance,especially on Saturdays - but we will always come if we are free. Pickup the phone now or drop us an email. We claim to be a professional,rapid response team. Why not put us to the test?!

Who?

Staff
Carl Beech (General Director)	Andy Drake (Evangelism)	Dave Lodge (CVM Media)
Karen Beech (PA to Carl Beech)	Joe Mears (Office Manager)	Jonathan Sherwin (Evangelistic Projects)
Alan Hodges (Finance Administrator)	Steve Legg (Associate Director)	Peter Allen (Sports Chaplain)
Graeme Dodds (Mission Specialist)	Steve Bones (North Devon)	Mark Clamp (East Anglia)
Jonathan Harris (South Wales)	Eddie James (North East England)	Mark Jones (South Devon)
Dave Magill (North East England)	Suneel Shivdasani (Ministry among Asians)	Peter Silley (South Coast)