Following Jesus
among the
Urban Poor

Following
Jesus
among
the 
Urban
Poor

5-minute video
An Introduction to Servants.

Discover who we are, what we do, and how you can get involved.

About Servants

Latest Writings

check out our ever-growing collection of articles written or submitted by servants workers.

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“This book is a call to join the groaning of creation, and to trust in the triumph of the resurrection. It is a reminder that in the end, love does indeed win – but first love suffers with those who suffer.”
~ Shane Claiborne, author of The Irresistible Revolution

Free E-Book

sign up for our monthly newsletter and get a free copy of the sound of worlds colliding.

“This book is a call to join the groaning of creation, and to trust in the triumph of the resurrection. It is a reminder that in the end, love does indeed win – but first love suffers with those who suffer.”
~ Shane Claiborne, author of The Irresistible Revolution

Servants’ Five Guiding Principles

Central to the ethos of Servants is a belief that God has called us to embody and practice the biblical principles of incarnation, simplicity, servanthood, community and wholism. In this 11-minute video, various Servants workers talk about what it means for them to live out these principles in their contexts.

Servants’ Five Sustaining Values

The values of grace, celebration, beauty, rest and creativity serve as counterbalances to our five principles, which taken on their own can be a recipe for burnout. Click the button below to learn more about these five values and read stories about how they help sustain us.

Servants’ Five Sustaining Values

The values of grace, celebration, beauty, rest and creativity serve as counterbalances to our five principles, which taken on their own can be a recipe for burnout. Click the button below to learn more about these five values and read stories about how they help sustain us.

Intern with Us!

An internship with Servants is probably quite different to any other short-term mission exposure you have experienced before. This is because the emphasis is not so much on what you DO but on what you LEARN. The intention is that for a few weeks or months, living with a local family in a poor community, you will make a deep connection with the urban poor and allow God to open up a space in you to hear him afresh.