A special service to mark the COVID-19 day of reflection, with bible readings chosen to mark the anniversary, music from Truro Cathedral Choir and an opportunity to light a candle and remember those who died or whose lives were changed as a result of the pandemic.
An opportunity to come together to remember those who lost their lives since the pandemic began and to honour the tireless work and acts of kindness shown during this unprecedented time.
Mass closures of Catholic churches across the nation during the Covid-19 pandemic resulted in heightened mental and physical grief, a new poll of Catholics in the UK revealed.
The Church of England is calling for a period of prayer leading up to the Coronation and has released a book of Daily Prayers for the Coronation of King Charles III.
A new study has suggested that a ban on indoor singing within church congregations and in choirs during the Covid 19 pandemic was based on misleading evidence.
At the first-ever G20 Religion Forum (R20) in Bali, Indonesia on 2-3 November, religious leaders called for global peace as they addressed humanitarian problems, including poverty, COVID-19, and the ongoing Russian-Ukraine war.
This report focuses on the experiences of trusted and embedded grassroots voluntary and community sector (VCS) organisations. At the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Trust recognised that the significant responsibility for supporting communities would fall on the shoulders of these organisations.
Updated guidance on the administration of Holy Communion to clarify that unless there are clear and objective reasons not to, Holy Communion should now be offered in both kinds to communicants.
A recent survey of church leaders and parents looked at the impact that Covid-19 had on family faith development. Whilst experiences differed throughout the pandemic and families returning to church has been patchy, the importance of relationship came through quite strongly.
A survey to ensure that the work undertaken by many agencies to support homeless people during the coronavirus pandemic was recognised, not forgotten, and can be built upon going forward.
a toolkit and the beginning of a vital conversation we must have if we are going to grow the church and be a source of healing and hope in the community. We must take a both/and approach, and this is what this report does – to understand what our leaders have gone through AND how…
New paper explores the impact of trauma in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic on our communities, and provides advice and guidance for faith leaders in how to draw up effective, evidence-based plans for helping communities recover.