About Us
Hope for Birmingham is more than just a project—it’s a movement to bring hope, healing, and faith-based support to individuals and families across our city
How It Began
Hope for Birmingham officially launched in June 2025 as a united outreach effort by 19 Seventh-day Adventist churches across the West Midlands, in partnership with Streams of Light International—a global Christian publishing and evangelism ministry based in Tennessee, USA.
At the heart of this movement is a desire to share the life-changing message of The Great Controversy—a powerful book that sheds light on the turmoil in our world and points readers to lasting peace, purpose, and faith in Jesus Christ.
Our Purpose
In a time marked by anxiety, grief, and uncertainty, Hope for Birmingham exists to point people back to the true source of hope—Jesus. Our mission is to:
Distribute truth-filled literature free of charge
Support healthier lifestyles through practical advice and resources
Offer prayer and spiritual encouragement to those in need
Provide free Bible studies and other faith-building materials
Connect individuals with local churches, support networks, and friendship groups
Bring hope to every street, every home, and every heart
Get Involved
Explore resources, connect with a local church, or volunteer to help share hope across Birmingham—one home at a time
A Movement for Everyone
No matter who you are—whether you’re exploring faith, wrestling with life’s questions, or seeking a closer walk with God—you are welcome here. Hope for Birmingham is for you, regardless of your background, beliefs, or where you find yourself on life’s journey.
Join the Mission
We encourage you to explore the resources on this site, request a book, ask for prayer, or connect with a local church in your area. If you feel moved to make a difference, you can also volunteer and be part of a growing movement to share hope in Birmingham and beyond. Together, let’s bring hope to every heart and every home.
To get involved, email info@hopeforbirmingham.uk or call 0121 724 0606.
Our Partners
Hope for Birmingham is more than just a project—it’s a movement to bring hope, healing, and faith-based support to individuals and families across our city
United in Mission
Hope for Birmingham is made possible through the collaborative efforts of dedicated organisations and generous supporters who share our vision of bringing hope to every home. We are deeply grateful to the following partners for their contributions in the form of resources, funding, literature, and hands-on support:
Printing & Promotional Support
Advent Press (UK)
Printed The Great Controversy
Designed and produced promotional merchandise
Supplied outreach materials for community distribution
Faith-Based Resources
Adventist Discovery Centre (UK & Ireland)
Supplied faith-based literature and bookmarks included in every gift pack
Provided free Bibles for public requests
Funding Support
We acknowledge with thanks the financial contributions from the following entities, which have enabled volunteers to freely distribute Christian resources and engage meaningfully with communities:
General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists – Sidewalk Evangelism
North England Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
ASI (Adventist-laymen’s Services and Industries)
Church Network
Hope for Birmingham is led by the Area 5 Network of Seventh-day Adventist Churches—19 congregations united in mission across Birmingham and the West Midlands:
Aston-Newtown Community SDA Church
Breath of Life SDA Church
Camp Hill SDA Church
Chelmsley Wood SDA Church
Coventry Central SDA Church
Coventry North SDA Church
Erdington SDA Church
Handsworth SDA Church
Kings Heath SDA Church Plant
Kings Norton SDA Church
Kingstanding SDA Church
Ladywood SDA Church
Northfield SDA Church
Oxhill SDA Church
Perry Beeches SDA Church
Sutton Coldfield SDA Church
Walsall SDA Church
Windsor Street SDA Church
Winson Green SDA Church
Every book packed, prayer offered, and doorstep visited has been made possible through this God-led collaboration. We thank each partner and church member who has contributed their time, resources, and prayers to bring hope to our communities.