How to join

Partnership depends on the input, interest and support of its members. There are several categories of membership (see below). All types of member receive copies of all Partnership publications in return for their membership fee (member local churches receive multiple copies, as indicated below).
 

Applications for membership

You can apply and pay online.  Online Membership Application

Please complete the application form, print it off and send it to the address indicated with a cheque made payable to "Partnership (UK) Ltd".

(Application Form as pdf)

Individual membership
This is open to all individuals who share Partnership’s interests and goals. There is a single annual membership fee for members anywhere in the world of £27 (one copy).

Subscriber organisations
For organisations such as libraries and colleges whose interest is in receiving copies of Partnership publications. Annual fee: £27 (one copy).

Corporate membership

(1) Local churches. Local churches pay on a sliding scale in relation to the size of the church and receive multiple copies of publications in relation to their size:-
Scale of charges and publications sent

(UK Churches may choose a higher level if they wish to receive more publications. For overseas churches, these rates are subject to negotiation.)

Some churches add a donation to their membership fee. This is a great help to us as membership fees cover only a fraction of the costs of Partnership's work.

(2) Partner organisations. For organisations which share Partnership’s goals and wish to give a degree of support to Partnership. Annual fee: £40 (two copies).

Perspectives-only membership
Individuals and churches in Africa, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka can receive Partnership Perspectives and International Perspectives only (i.e. without the additional publications) for a special annual subscription of £10.

Standing order: If you would like to pay by standing order, please ask for a standing order form.

GiftAid:  Some individual members generously give more than the basic membership fee. Any amount exceeding the basic £27 a year qualifies under Gift Aid, provided that the donor pays UK income tax and he or she requests that the donation be treated as being under Gift Aid.