Engagement & Storytelling Events
Bringing people together to share meaningful stories, build understanding and celebrate community
We gather to connect and to share learning, stories and testimonies. Through our live Bible studies, Wellbeing Sabbath Storytelling Saturdays, Inclusive Sundays and free Biblical Movie Nights, Good Fruit Heritage brings people together online to deepen their faith and see good fruit grow in their lives and communities.
Our Reach So Far
Good Fruit Heritage CIC grew from a single act of obedience into a genuine, active community. Our foundational initiatives successfully extended our reach well beyond our local borders to impact lives internationally.
Community members and followers
Nations reached through outreach
Children supported at an orphanage in Uganda
People helped in communities in Pakistan: widows, women and orphaned children
Newsletter reaching our community
International Outreach
Driven by compassion, Good Fruit Heritage CIC successfully delivered targeted outreach across three nations—each bringing its own unique story of hope and community impact.
United Kingdom
Our journey began with face-to-face engagement in Manchester and London, and continues today through online ministry, reaching people wherever they are and making a real, positive difference in their lives.
Pakistan
Through our Dastarkhan initiative, Good Fruit Heritage CIC provided nutritious meals to more than 200 widows, women, and orphaned children across vulnerable communities in Pakistan. Supported by our faithful brethren serving on the ground, we have also begun translating our ministry materials into Urdu to ensure the message of good fruit reaches even further still.
“Our Dastarkhan is a place of compassion and hospitality where we serve free meals to people, especially children and those in need. It is a symbol of love, dignity, and community, where everyone sits together and shares food as one family.” (Zaigham)
“I want to sincerely thank you for the support you sent. With that support, I was able to provide food for many people — including widows and orphan children. There were quite a number of people who were blessed through it. Their smiles and prayers were precious. Thank you so much for your kindness and generosity.” (Zaigham)
Uganda
In Uganda, Good Fruit Heritage CIC extended vital care and resources to support a local orphanage of 35 children, helping to provide them with a safe and nurturing environment.
“We really appreciate your generosity support, sister. May the Lord bless Good Fruit Heritage.” (Our friend in Uganda)
A Growing, Engaged Community
Since February 2026, our online community has grown to over 300 members and followers across our social media and broadcasting channel, gathered into multiple inclusive groups with daily, weekly and monthly engagements. A monthly newsletter keeps everyone connected, sharing outreach updates, community reflections and stories of good fruit being borne.
Entirely Self-Funded, So Far
Every part of this (the outreach, the community and the platform) has been built and sustained through personal sacrifice and faith, without outside funding. Good Fruit Heritage CIC has reached this point on conviction alone. What comes next is where partnership can make the difference.
If you would like to support our work, please contact us (opens in a new tab).
Our Monthly Rhythm
Every month follows a simple four-week pattern, so there is always something to join, wherever you are in the world:
- Opening the Word together: we gather live on Zoom for Bible study every Friday at 6pm (UK time) for three weeks of the month, and those same three weeks bring our Wellbeing Sabbath Storytelling Saturdays at 2.30pm (UK time). We champion storytelling because every one of us has a journey, a testimony and a story worth telling. When we share them, hope is kindled, faith is strengthened and the goodness of God shines through each one.
- A community that prays: we hold prayer meetings on Saturdays at 4pm (UK time), and on the fourth Saturday, at the same time, we come together for Prayer and Holy Communion.
- Fellows’ Gathering: on the fourth Saturday of every month at 2.30pm (UK time), our Fellows of the Tree meet online. Fellows are people who have been nominated for their good deeds and welcomed as Fellows of the Tree.
- Inclusive Sundays: on the first three Sundays, some of our specialist groups lead their own Bible study on Zoom: the Women’s Group on the first Sunday at 6pm, the Men’s Group on the second at 5pm and the Family Group on the third at 6pm (all UK time).
- Free Biblical Movie Night: on the fourth Sunday from 6pm to 8pm (UK time), we watch a film from the Jesus Film Project together, bringing Bible stories and testimonies to life.
- A place for all: to be a truly inclusive community, we offer a range of groups for different needs and seasons of life. Men, women and families, for example, each have a group of their own, every one rooted in Scripture and part of the Good Fruit Heritage WhatsApp Community.
- Grow with us: you are welcome to volunteer with us, or contact us (opens in a new tab) to arrange a one-to-one support session.
Whatever your background or denomination, there is a place for you here. We are a Bible-based, Holy Spirit-led community from many walks of life, learning and sharing the Word of God together in a safe, Christ-centred space.
Here is how a typical month looks:
| Week | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Live Bible Study(Inclusive women’s study, open to all)(6pm UK time) | Wellbeing Sabbath Storytelling Saturdays(2.30pm UK time)Prayer Meeting(4pm UK time) | Inclusive Sunday:Women’s Group(6pm UK time) |
| Week 2 | Live Bible Study(Inclusive men’s study, open to all)(6pm UK time) | Wellbeing Sabbath Storytelling Saturdays(2.30pm UK time)Prayer Meeting(4pm UK time) | Inclusive Sunday:Men’s Group(5pm UK time) |
| Week 3 | Live Bible Study(For the whole community)(6pm UK time) | Wellbeing Sabbath Storytelling Saturdays(2.30pm UK time)Prayer Meeting(4pm UK time) | Inclusive Sunday:Family Group(6pm UK time) |
| Week 4 | No Bible study this week | Fellows’ Gathering(2.30pm UK time)Prayer and Holy Communion(4pm UK time, 30 minutes) | Free Biblical Movie Nightvia the Jesus Film Project(6pm–8pm UK time) |
In months with a fifth weekend, we take a rest.
Growing Together Through the Week
Good fruit grows in every part of life, not only when we gather to study the Word. Alongside our Bible studies and gatherings, our community encourages one another throughout the week, in body, mind and spirit.
Fruitful Walks
Fruitful Walks invite everyone to set a walking goal for the week, at a pace and distance that suits them, and to step out with purpose. Whether it is a stroll around the park, a walk to the shops or a longer route with friends, every step is a chance to enjoy God’s creation, clear the mind and spend time in reflection along the way. Members share their progress in our WhatsApp group, cheering one another on and celebrating every milestone together. Walk only as far as you comfortably can: every step counts.
“…they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.” (Isaiah 40:31 (KJV, opens in a new tab), KJV)
Healthy Eating: Good Fruit for Body and Soul
At Good Fruit Heritage, we care for the whole person: spirit, mind and body. Just as the Holy Spirit grows good fruit in our hearts, we encourage our members to enjoy fresh fruit as part of a balanced daily diet, always in line with the advice of their GP or healthcare professional. From sharing fruit at our community events to swapping simple, wholesome ideas in our groups, we celebrate the goodness of God’s creation at every table. Everyone’s needs are different, so we never ask anyone to change their diet without the right medical advice. We simply walk alongside one another, encouraging each other towards healthier, more fruitful living.
“Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth.” (3 John 1:2 (KJV, opens in a new tab), KJV)
Skill Swap
Every one of us has been given gifts, and Skill Swap is where we share them. In our online Skill Swap sessions, members teach and learn from one another, from practical skills such as cooking, budgeting, technology and creative crafts to the life lessons gathered along the way. Some come to share what they know; others come to learn something new. Either way, everyone leaves enriched, and our community grows stronger through the talents God has placed among us.
“As every man hath received the gift, even so minister the same one to another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God.” (1 Peter 4:10 (KJV, opens in a new tab), KJV)
Would you like to join Fruitful Walks, or share a skill at Skill Swap? Please contact us (opens in a new tab) and we will add you to the list.
Scripture quotations from the Authorized (King James) Version. Rights in the Authorized Version in the United Kingdom are vested in the Crown. Reproduced by permission of the Crown’s patentee, Cambridge University Press.