The National Safeguarding Steering Group, the House of Bishops and the Archbishops’ Council have published a joint response to recommendations in relation to the safeguarding work of the Church of England.
In response to the findings, the Church Commissioners’ Board has committed itself to trying to address some of the past wrongs by investing in a better future.
Through prayer and discernment, as Thy Kingdom Come goes into its 8th year, we are introducing several significant changes, to bring new life and in response to the current context we live in.
Your Community Gateway has been launched to provide access to a range of voluntary sector support. Cornwall’s charities and community groups have combined forces to support people through a challenging winter.
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI was the first pope to have belonged to a committee of the World Council of Churches, as one of the Catholic members of its Faith and Order Commission.
Nearly three million adults in the UK are estimated to have sought help from church or other religious organisations since the start of the year as a result of the cost of living crisis.
The Archbishop’s New Year Message ties in with a report to be published on 24th January called Care and Support Reimagined. It has been commissioned by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and offers a new vision for social care in which everyone can flourish, regardless of age or ability.
Charities and community groups who are already offering a warm space, wanting to increase opening times or extend existing services or activities this winter can apply for the £1m match funding – up to £3,000 per project.
The Christmas message is that we are not alone in the changes and chances of life. In Jesus our God entered fully into the reality and the vulnerability of our life here on earth.
Governments committed to protect 30% of land and water considered important for biodiversity by 2030. Currently, only 17% of terrestrial and 10% of marine areas are protected.
The WCC Christmas video highlights quotes from the Christmas message signed by WCC acting general secretary Rev. Prof. Dr Ioan Sauca, which reflects on the love of Christ—a love that is for all.