Jo Frost

Jo Frost is director of communications and engagement, Evangelical Alliance of the United Kingdom, leading the communications, membership and mission teams, as well as co-directing the Being Human project with Peter Lynas. She previously worked with a number of Christian charities. With a Master’s degree in Public Communications, she has a background in international human rights and environment campaigning. Jo has also been involved in church leadership for over 20 years, serving on leadership teams as well as helping planting churches in London and in France. She teaches, writes and preaches regularly on communications, culture, whole-life discipleship, mission and leadership.

Articles by Jo Frost

5 Sep, 2025 20:00 EDT

Europe Society & Culture Church & Missions

How should Christians navigate the conversation and growing hostility concerning migrants?

By Jo Frost

With increasing volatility in some parts of the world, displaced people are risking much to find safe haven in other nations. This is putting stress on host nation social services and straining social contracts. Migration as a divisive issue is becoming more intense. How should Christians in host nations navigate this?
9 Jun, 2025 14:45 EDT

Europe Church & Missions

Frustration turns to faith when seeing people come to Jesus

By Jo Frost

The "quiet revival" continues in the United Kingdom, with young and not so young people coming to Jesus in surprising ways. Jo Frost had heard about the phenomenon but had not experienced it herself. A simple prayer to see Jesus moving was answered within weeks.
10 Mar, 2025 13:30 EDT

Europe Society & Culture

Reputation vs righteousness—what is your pearl of great price? A reflection on the Blake Lively/Justin Baldoni conflict.

By Jo Frost

Reputation is something highly prized by the world and those with a public reputation work hard to protect it. The Lively/Baldoni saga is a case in point. From Hollywood to tribal honor cultures, reputation is highly valued. It is the world's pearl of great price, but Jesus considers us his pearl and sacrificed everything including his reputation to purchase it, setting the bar for his followers to sacrifice similarly so that we may thrive.
8 Nov, 2024 16:09 EST

Europe Opinion Society & Culture

Surprise around Donald Trump's election proves that many are still not listening

By Jo Frost

Our political views becoming ever more polemic and extreme. People want to be seen and heard. Unless we learn to listen to alternative perspectives democratic societies will continue along a difficult and destructive trajectory.
22 Mar, 2024 11:08 EDT

Europe Opinion

How extreme are you? Interpreting the UK's proposed extremism definition

By Jo Frost

Scandals regarding racism, antisemitism and anti-Muslim rhetoric flood social media and column inches, as protests turn bloody and ripples of war reach our shores. As a result the challenge of protecting UK citizens whilst safeguarding fundamental human rights like freedom of assembly, speech and belief intensifies.

Jo Frost

How should Christians navigate the conversation and growing hostility concerning migrants?

Frustration turns to faith when seeing people come to Jesus

Reputation vs righteousness—what is your pearl of great price? A reflection on the Blake Lively/Justin Baldoni conflict.

Surprise around Donald Trump's election proves that many are still not listening

How extreme are you? Interpreting the UK's proposed extremism definition

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