About iMPACT

iMPACT, with all its activities in youth and children’s mission, is part of the work of the Council of Mission & Discipleship of the Church of Scotland. iMPACT reports to one of the Council’s Task Groups on “Mission & Evangelism”.

In addition to co-ordinating, supporting and running iMPACT missions, the role of the iMPACT Co-ordinator is encompassed into the remit of one of the Regional Development Officers (RDOs). This team of eight RDOs helps to deliver the work of the new Council to churches on the ground, with each Officer being responsible for one region of the country. Graham Allison’s region comprises serving the Presbyteries of: Ardrossan; Argyll; Dumbarton; Irvine & Kilmarnock; Paisley & Greenock.





	Prayer Vision: That the people of Scotland in all its parts may hear clearly the Gospel of Jesus Christ, see the life of His Spirit among His people, and come to know the love of God the Father.					Aim: The aim of iMPACT is to enable and support local churches to engage in Youth and Children's outreach work. (A detailed look at iMPACT's Aims and Objectives) - PDF file

	iMPACT, with all its activities in youth and children’s mission, is part of the work of the Council of Mission & Discipleship of the Church of Scotland. iMPACT reports to one of the Council’s Task Groups on “Mission & Evangelism”. In addition to co-ordinating, supporting and running iMPACT missions, the role of the iMPACT Co-ordinator is encompassed into the remit of one of the Regional Development Officers (RDOs). This team of eight RDOs helps to deliver the work of the new Council to churches on the ground, with each Officer being responsible for one region of the country. Graham Allison’s region comprises serving the Presbyteries of: Ardrossan; Argyll; Dumbarton; Irvine & Kilmarnock; Paisley & Greenock.