Category: News

A new report from the Prison Advice & Care Trust (Pact) shines a light on the often-overlooked struggles faced by families of people in prison. Picking Up the Pieces reveals the emotional, financial, and social challenges families endure — from stigma and isolation to practical difficulties in maintaining contact.

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University isn’t just a time for studying and new independence — it’s a unique mission field. Fusion encourages students to step onto campus as missionaries, ready to share their faith and make a real difference.

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A new report from the World Health Organisation, highlighted by Anna Chaplaincy, shines a spotlight on the widespread impact of loneliness and the urgent need to foster stronger social connections.

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Operation Noah encourages churches to see the land they steward as a vital part of their mission to care for God’s creation. In the first video Jaye Brighton introduces the Loveland project in Falmouth.

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The Church of England has published a new reference document on racial justice. It includes theological reflections, profiles of senior clergy from UK minority ethnic backgrounds, and personal testimonies that highlight lived experiences within the Church.

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Quakers in Britain has welcomed a new agreement aimed at improving how government works with faith groups, charities and community organisations. The Civil Society […]

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Caritas Diocese of Plymouth has created resources for parishes on each of the Jubilee themes.

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New films and resources for your church Christian Aid presents three new films to help you start a conversation within your church and […]

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At their recent conference in Telford, the Methodist Church took an important step towards being more inclusive of neurodivergent people.

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Churchgoers in Penzance won’t need to worry about feeling chilly during services this autumn thanks to new Halo heaters.

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In the face of incredible hardship, CAFOD’s partners have managed to reopen their main medical centre in Gaza, offering urgent medical care to those who need it most. It’s part of a courageous, ongoing effort to share hope and practical support across the region — and they’re ready to do even more as soon as…

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It’s only a few days to go until thousands of Christians all over the South West will gather on the Coast Path to pray this Saturday, 12th July at 10:30am.

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What is this peace that we all seek and hope for? For people of faith it is a sense of inner tranquillity and calm, knowing we have an anchor in God who is beyond our anxieties.

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In his Message for the 10th World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, Pope Leo XIV quotes extensively from Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato si’, denouncing environmental and social injustice and noting that God’s creation is not intended to be a battleground for vital resources.

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Churches around the country are seeing real savings on their energy bills after making carbon-cutting changes to their buildings, a new report reveals.

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It was with great excitement that the BRF ministries Messy Church team gathered at High Leigh Conference centre to host the fourth Messy Church conference 20-22 June 2025.

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There is mounting concern over the ‘unworkable and unsafe’ Terminally ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, the Bishop of London has said in a statement issued after the proposed legislation completed its Report Stage and Third Reading.

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