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Join churches around the country in spreading the word of Easter and participate in the ShareTheMiracle campaign!

This fantastic charitable event calls on churches to open their doors and become ‘donation stations’ for local communities to donate chocolate eggs as the Easter season approaches.

From an initial start of just 100 eggs, given by founder Dan Usher in 2013, ShareTheMiracle has grown to reach thousands of people throughout the country. And now, at the start of 2019, the initiative seems to have just grown in strength, from appearing on a range of BBC radio stations, to endorsements from The Lord Mayor of London and Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Churches, schools, and businesses can all take part in the scheme, which has benefitted a plethora of people, including the elderly, the infirm, and the disadvantaged. Most of all, the scheme seeks to provide people with a small miracle at Easter, and a little act of kindness to bring the community together.

It’s easy to sign up to ShareTheMiracle. Simply visit their website and register as a station, and you’ll receive a pack in the post with all the resources to spread the word both online and within the community.

Would you like your church to take part in this campaign?

Click here for more information.