Missional Youth Church Network

Across the UK

The Missional Youth Church Network (MYCN) began in 2019 with the vision to establish around 30 missional youth churches across the north of England and are now working with churches across the UK. They have a particular focus on areas of deprivation and communities that have little or no church youth work. Local churches work in partnership with schools, colleges and community projects to help young people find a place of belonging and transform their lives as they come to know Jesus.

Below is a video created by the Church of England explaining what MYCN is about.

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Type of Work

Schools work

Youth/Kids

Evangelists & Leaders

Andy Milne

Partnerships

The Archbishop of York Youth Trust

The Archbishop of York Youth Trust exists to see a generation of young people empowered to transform society. Through working in partnership with schools, churches and communities, we develop opportunities for young people to grow in leadership, faith and character.

Office of the Archbishop of York

Stephen Cottrell is Archbishop of York, Primate of England and Metropolitan, a member of the House of Lords and a Privy Councillor.

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