“The deed of love is the sermon everyone understands.”
Ernst Christoffel, founder of CBM
Your church can play a vital role in transforming lives in the world’s poorest communities. Whether through prayer, fundraising or raising awareness, your church can make a lasting impact.
Pray – Join us in praying for our life-changing work and the people we serve.
Fundraise – Organise events, collections, or special services to raise vital funds.
Spread the word – Share our vital work with your congregation and inspire action.
Together, we can bring hope and opportunity to people with disabilities.
Get in touch today to find out how your church can make a difference.
Christian Blind Mission Sunday is an uplifting date in the church calendar. To mark World Sight Day, church communities across the country come together to raise awareness of preventable blindness in the world’s poorest places.
Register your interest and order your free resources below – or give us a call on 0800 567 7000.
Contact us to become a Christian Blind Mission volunteer and get your church involved to bring change!
“I’m delighted to celebrate World Sight Day again this year and honour the music of blind composer Louis Vierne. From personal and professional experience, I know how vital support and medical care are for visually impaired people—especially in the world’s poorest countries. Many cases of sight loss are preventable, so I hope more people will support charities like CBM UK that help protect sight and improve lives.”
You can donate in many ways, should your church prefer to make a donation via bank transfer:
Account name: Christian Blind Mission (U.K)
Bank: Lloyds TSB, Cambridge.
Sort code: 30-13-55
Account number: 07237213
Reference number: Provide name/supporter ID number
Please email info@cbmuk.org.uk or call us on 0800 567 7000 to let us know the transfer date and the amount donated. Our team can then know to look out for your gift and acknowledge it appropriately.
You can also make your donation through Stewardship Giving, another easy way for your church to give.
Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.
For over 40 years, people from St James’ have been involved in CBM’s work, with more than seven former and current members serving as volunteers or staff. We understand and deeply appreciate the work CBM does to encourage local Christian groups to serve some of the most disadvantaged in their communities.
I’m Doné, Senior Supporter Relations Officer here at CBM. We’re here to help with any church or community event you are running! Get in touch and let’s make a huge impact on other people’s lives together.
By including a gift to CBM in your will, you will reach people whom others leave behind, saving sight, improving health and transforming the lives of people with disabilities.
Celebrate the life of a loved one by making a donation that changes someone else’s life in their memory.
Support us in prayer for life-transforming change for the people and communities we work with.
