LITTLEHAMPTON, UK (ANS) -- As one million Christians are being challenged to invite one million people to come back to church September 26 this year, Sorted magazine, the UK’s first Christian magazine for men, is offering a special deal on bulk orders of their September/October edition to run alongside this year’s Back to Church Sunday campaign.

Steve Legg

“We’re thrilled to be working alongside Back to Church Sunday because more than anything Sorted exists for people who aren’t yet believers and I know the real heart and vision of BTCS is all about the people who are not yet in Church,” said Sorted editor Steve Legg.

He added: “As a men’s Magazine now available in 16 countries we aim to reach the people who are not yet Christians through people who are. Our ‘adopt a soldier’ scheme means men and women in the UK are able to sponsor copies of Sorted to go to the brave men serving in HM Armed Forces. This means we’re able to give away a staggering 10,000 copies of Sorted each year and it is incredibly humbling to hear of guys coming to faith through our publication.
 

Cover of latest issue

“Each Father’s Day churches up and down the UK order copies of Sorted to give away and this always proves a great success. We know guys struggle with church so using tried and tested resources like Sorted aims to make the process just a little easier and point them in the direction of Jesus.”

The latest edition of Sorted has a special feature on the story of Back to Church Sunday as well as articles on Welsh wonder, Tom Jones, who talks about his new Gospel album and speaks openly about being a God-fearing man, MP Stephen Timms who talks about surviving a knife attack and how his faith underpins his work and Magnum star Tom Selleck talks about films, family and fatherhood.

A bumper pack (50-60 magazines) costs just £50 inclusive, saving over £100 and is available from http://www.sorted-magazine.com/product/?pid=10014

Peter Wooding is an award-winning TV, radio and print journalist and media consultant having spent 10 years as news editor with UCB Radio in the UK. He has traveled extensively reporting from countries including Russia, Serbia, Ukraine, Dubai, South Korea, Zambia, Gambia, Mozambique, Croatia, Israel and India. He reports regularly for CBN News, KCBI radio, ASSIST News and Sorted Magazine. Peter and wife Sharon live in North Wales, UK with their three children. Passionate to see God’s Justice and Mercy impact lives, Peter is director of a new UK ministry Mercy Project International (www.mercyproject.org.uk) to help at-risk young people in Ukraine, Russia, Armenia, Kosovo, the Middle East and beyond. Contact Peter for consultation at woodingpeter@hotmail.com or tel. +44 1244 549167/+44 7500 903067.