The Industrial Mission Association is an organisation for lay and ordained people who want to be involved in, or to deepen their understanding of, the relationship between the Christian faith and the economic order.

In the contemporary world the Church is concerned not just with individual men and women but with the issues which shape our daily lives.

In many different ways, agencies of the Churches in Britain are closely involved with such issues as:

• The global economy: local, national and international
• Lay development
• Ethics in the workplace
• European affairs
• Women and the economy
• Worship and Biblical study
• Transport
• Vocational training
• Unemployment and the Future of Work
• Theological training
• Marginalised and part-time employment
• The environment

We work in a variety of ways—linking faith, worship and daily life—by visiting people in their workplace, supporting marginalised people, using research and analysis and by training and evaluation.

Find out more about some aspects of Industrial MIssion by watching this video from the Black Country Urban Industrial Mission