Aldersgate and Moorgate Talks Trust

Aldersgate and Moorgate Talks Trust, established in 2016 as a registered charity, advances the Christian faith through faithful Bible teaching in central London, targeting areas like Moorgate, Aldersgate, Barbican, St Paul's, and Holborn. Rooted in evangelical convictions, it provides accessible opportunities for working adults—sceptics, enquirers, and committed Christians—to engage with Scripture via lunchtime Bible talks at venues like St Botolph’s Aldersgate and The Flying Horse, small group studies, Christianity Explored courses, and prayer meetings. Its distinctive approach emphasises clarity in biblical exposition, spiritual transformation through Jesus Christ, and an open, supportive environment for city professionals, building on historic partnerships from Aldersgate Talks and Moorgate Talks since 2010.

The Trust funds exclusively its own ministries focused on Christian evangelism and discipleship among urban workers, covering venue costs, staff, events, and programme delivery. It does not support broader social action, unrelated causes, or external organisations.

Unsolicited applications are not accepted; there are no eligibility criteria for external entities, income limits, or geographic expansions beyond its core City of London zones. Funding decisions are internal, with no deadlines, application processes, or published grant ranges—all resources sustain its localised operations and direct church partnerships.

This single-purpose funder stands out for its unwavering focus on biblical teaching as an evangelical witness to professionals, excluding non-Christian, non-evangelistic, or out-of-area projects, ensuring alignment only with its precise urban ministry mandate.