All Nations is going Beyond Easneye!

After the end of the next academic year (the end of August 2026), All Nations is moving from our current campus. We are moving because we need to be more accessible and more flexible as we continue to help equip the global church for mission.

This is the result of the leadership and trustees of All Nations Christian College prayerfully discerning that to better fulfil our purpose (‘to cultivate biblically rooted, hope-filled, and culturally relevant engagement with God’s mission by training and equipping disciples of Jesus Christ in partnership with the global church’) in the changing global context. God is calling us to move beyond Easneye!

This is an exciting season as we learn how to regularly recreate intercultural learning communities not just in one location, but with partners around the world. We have made significant changes to how students learn together, including enabling onsite and remote learners to study together. In the last nine months we have been taking that further by developing digital learning resources to enable the face-to-face time between tutors and students to be focused on helping them truly grasp and apply the learning to their lives. Similarly, we have been collaborating with partner churches and seminaries around the world, to work with them to deliver mission training in community in their context. Our plan is to accelerate both of these programmes, getting better at listening to the global church and working alongside them to deliver biblically rooted, hope-filled training through intercultural communities.

We don’t yet know where our next location will be. We have a number of good options but we are sharing the news of our move early so that we can work with our partners to identify the most fruitful option. This is the start of a new journey for us and in your relationship with College too. If you have insights, questions or concerns, then please talk with us. We have set up a dedicated email address BeyondEasneye@AllNations.ac.uk for you to use, but you can also chat with those you already know at College. We may not have all the questions, let alone all the answers, so let’s listen to God for this journey.

There will be lots of challenges as we move away from Easneye and continue to transform how we deliver excellent learning in intercultural communities. Please do prayerfully consider how you might support the College during this significant time. Has God given you finances, skills, insights or relationships for such a time as this? On our website www.allnations.ac.uk you can offer resources or donate to our 60th Anniversary appeal.

Read the full announcement here.