COTN Connected Linked Ministries
Cross Rhythms
Through its two Cross Rhythms FM community radio stations, one xrhythms DAB station for teenagers, an online community station in Bethlehem, syndicated radio programming, publications and media training centre, Cross Rhythms is typified by using contemporary Christian music that can culturally engage with people who are outside the churches in today’s society. Cross Rhythms has also looked to communicate the Christian faith in a language that is accessible to contemporary culture but doesn’t water down its truths.
Kids in Crisis USA
Kids in Crisis exists to restore hope and empower children to reach their God-given potential. Through creative programs, mentorship, and family-centered support, we walk alongside youth in crisis to build resilience, nurture purpose, and strengthen communities.
Kingdom Movement
Kingdom Movement Ministries (KMM) is a not-for-profit, para-church ministry designed to provide an interconnected set of spiritual resources to individuals and families who are dedicated to advancing the Kingdom of God in their lives, in their families, in their churches, and in their world.
Free (Forgiveness and restoration through ending enslavement)
Addressing poverty and substance abuse, we empower individuals and transform communities in the Nelson Mandela Metro, South Africa. Our outpatient program fosters recovery and reintegration, guided by a biblical worldview. Together, through collaboration and compassion, we bring hope for a brighter future.
Home of Compassion
The vision of Home of Compassion is to free the community of Delft in the city of Cape Town, South Africa, from the oppression of poverty, hopelessness,
unemployment and foster a culture of hope by providing the necessary skills and awareness programs to stimulate the community’s God-given abilities and empower them so that they can, in turn, bring about a change in their own deprived community.
Siyakholwa
The Siyakholwa Development Foundation (Siyakholwa), established in 2001, is a Non-profit Organisation (NPO) dedicated to empowering and uplifting marginalised and impoverished communities in South Africa.
The Library Project Vanuatu
An initiative that began as a simple initiative of Mount Cotton Community Fellowship, Brisbane, and the Cleveland High School Chaplaincy, has grown into a vibrant kingdom partnership involving churches, schools, community groups, families and volunteers across southeast Queensland. The Library Project Vanuatu collects donated second-hand books and library shelving to create and install small well-resourced libraries in remote Vanuatu schools. The village communities work in partnership with us, helping with local transport and constructing a suitable library building. The library empowers the teachers and students through access to books improving literacy and learning, breaking the cycle of poverty. While deeply rooted in the life and mission of the church, it thrives through the generosity and hard work of a much wider community.