Evangelical Alliance: is an umbrella organisation that unites many churches in a common purpose to change society, from local levels and within the Government. Park Church is affiliated to the EA.

Aldershot Churches Together: represents a group of Christians with a vision for Aldershot. The Churches work with each other on major community related projects and events. ACT has been going for several years and it is still developing. Its main purpose is to bring the message of Jesus to the people of Aldershot.ACT is an ecumenical initiative that unites the churches of Aldershot, so that we can support each other in the common purpose of showing God's love for the people of this town.

Mid-Wessex Christian Camps: Mid-Wessex Christian Camps is a Christian camping organisation providing low cost, value-for-money camps for children and families, mainly from the South of England.

The Source is based in the middle of Aldershot, and its projects allow Rushmoor's young people to 'Be, Belong and Become and move forward into a fulfilment of their destiny', by providing a safe place for the dynamic spiritual growth for young people.

ReJesus: An excellent site where you can explore the real Jesus, post a Prayer or take a journey in the Labryinth. You can even take a Pub Quiz!

Bible Gateway: This is one of the best searchable bible resources on the Internet. It has lots of bible versions available plus many other related resources.excellent

Kingdom Bank: Angry with the major banks who have contributed to our financial problems? You might like to consider the Kingdom Bank. It is Christian, non-profit making, and helps Churches to buy properties or enlarge their buildings.

 You’ve Got The Time: With ―You’ve Got the Time you can listen to the Bible wherever you go, with readers from Riding Lights Company and over 30 other actors. It is free of charge and can be downloaded from www.biblesociety.org.uk/ygtt

 Christian Solidarity Worldwide: CSW is a Christian organisation working for religious freedom through advocacy and human rights, in the pursuit of justice. Their primary work is advocacy, which they use to influence the legislation, policies, attitudes and behaviours which reinforce religious discrimination and persecution. Through this, they aim to bring about lasting cultural, social and political change. For more information on the work of CSW please visit www.csw.org.uk.