This year, in 2024 we’re going bigger, with more opportunities for you to be part of this big day. Invite your friends and church to be part of this historic event for the region
Join us for five amazing days at Satellites 2024. Over the next few months we’ll be telling you more about who’s joining us, our venues and, of course, the non-stop programme of creative, sports and surprises we have in store for you
Dreaming the Impossible is a youth movement for young people aged 12-18 from churches and youth organisations everywhere. It is open to all streams, networks and denominations and is run by Vineyard Churches UK & Ireland..
Local governments and health authorities across England are being empowered by understanding where and what church-based social action services are being delivered in their towns and cities.
Each year, members of the VCSE Health and Wellbeing Alliance collaborate to undertake a range of health inequalities focused research and insight projects.
As the Government announces a 2p cut in national insurance in its 2024 budget, Quakers have joined 90 other organisations in calling for real tax reform.
This event is for the people of Cornwall to come together to discuss how can come together ascommunities in the face of the climate, nature and cost of living crises. The event will start with a few short talks and will be followed by group discussions.
Do Justice is about empowering and inspiring parishes, schools, communities and individuals to celebrate justice and challenge injustice, taking action to improve the world we live in.
Training to help you understand what conflict is and how to identify problems before they grow. You’ll gain a greater understanding of your own approach to conflict and how you can use this to manage disagreements with calmness, courage and confidence.
Cornwall VSF’s membership, reach and impact has grown over recent years, and we are interested in hearing from prospective trustees with a range of experience that can future proof this fantastic charity and continue to support the VCSE sector.
As a General Election approaches, a new initiative has been launched that will equip local churches to increase democratic participation through registering people to vote, providing information about the need to have appropriate photo ID, and encouraging people to vote on polling day.
With almost three quarters of its clients who face insolvency going through Debt Relief Orders (DROs), Christians Against Poverty (CAP) has welcomed the UK Government’s concession on scrapping the payment for DROs, following its campaigning on this issue.
All welcome to join our Walk of Witness from Emmanuel Baptist Church to King Charles the Martyr Church via The Moor. Hot Crosss Buns will be distributed.
Everyone’s invited and this year Eden Project Communities are dishing up ideas to help make it the greenest Big Lunch yet. They’ve got loads of easy ways to help make this happen, from simple sustainable swaps to ideas you can take forward in your community.