London is the most multicultural city in the world: it is a city of immigrants and refugees, a city with the world at its door. Poverty in the East End of London is notorious, dating back to the days of Charles Dickens. For centuries, East London has been a landing place for new immigrants, for people on the margins, people trying to get on their feet. This has not been without tension. In fact, a new 2011 study shows that Tower Hamlets, where the InnerCHANGE London team currently resides, has 57% children living in poverty — the highest in all of the UK.
The InnerCHANGE London team was launched in 2007 by two families who relocated to the Borough of Tower Hamlets in East London. In 2010, a small group of Londoners came alongside the team to explore further connection and ministry with InnerCHANGE. These Companions commit to live in the neighborhood, join in ministry to the poor, pray with and for the team, and seek to follow InnerCHANGE values and commitments.
The team in London spends their time committed to these activities:
Use the links to the right to learn more about InnerCHANGE London and various opportunities for getting involved. Learn more about InnerCHANGE here.