Every church deserves a well-equipped pastor
80% of pastors in the Majority World lack any formal training. We equip pastors around the world to preach God's Word because this is how God changes lives and communities.
Transforming communities with deeper discipleship
Our work is focused on where the context of the church is characterised by poverty, pressure, and potential. We help local churches become deeply rooted in God's Word so they can provide biblical solutions that address local issues.
Train
We nurture indigenous pastor training so church leaders can faithfully preach God's Word.
Equip
We equip theological leaders to oversee training efforts in their countries.
Publish
We produce resources by local leaders to help pastors better understand the Bible.
Latest News
Join Chris Wright and Kiran and Karuna Sharma in Oxford this Summer
You are warmly invited to an evening with two siblings who are currently studying Langham Scholars. Kiran and Karuna Sharma will be interviewed by Langham Ambassador Chris Wright in Oxford Town Hall. The event will take place on: Tuesday 23rd July 20247.30 pm – 9 pm Assembly Room, Oxford Town HallSt. AldatesOxfordOX1 1BX Please encourage Karuna…
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Empowering Pastors in Uganda through the Langham Literature Grant Scheme
Shadrach Lukwago leads the Kiwoko Bible Institute in Uganda, an institution that has served as a beacon of hope and learning for the past 17 years. Specialising in training pastors through a modular programme, the institute capitalises on school holidays to educate pastors using the facilities of local primary and secondary schools. This innovative approach…
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An Evening with Langham Scholar Francis Mathew
You are warmly invited to an evening with a current studying Langham Scholar. Francis Mathew will be in conversation with Simon Foulds, the Development Manager for Langham in the UK and Ireland. The event will take place on: 19th June 20247 pm – 8.30 pm Trinity CollegeStoke HillStoke BishopBristolBS9 1JP Francis writes: I am Francis Mathew, and I’m…
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