In a letter to The Times newspaper, 17 church and charity leaders say they want to ensure that the Government’s Nationality and Borders Bill doesn’t create further vulnerability.
The UK Commission on Bereavement, an independent commission set up to to review the experiences of, and support available for, people affected by bereavement, and to make recommendations to key decision-makers, has made a call for evidence.
The decisions we make now about how to reboot after coronavirus will shape our economy, society and climate for decades to come. This is a crucial moment in the fight against climate change, which is pushing people back into poverty.
The Post-Covid Theology Project – coordinated by CTE – is a way of helping churches work out what is next as they emerge from the surreal last 18 months of the Coronavirus pandemic.
The CIPF Cornish Christmas Giving Catalogue provides an opportunity to give a gift of hope to someone in Cornwall at Christmas by giving a gift of love to friends and family.
Based on an experience of a mission pilgrimage in Sweden that took place in 2016-2017, the book reflects on mission and receptive ecumenism, with contributions from missiologists and theologians from various traditions and parts of the world.
The Families and Households Commission has launched a six-week Call for Evidence about the pressures and challenges facing all families and households in England today.
The findings, from data gathered from 12,700 Church of England churches, show that rural churches were as successful as urban churches in providing remote worship once the size of parishes’ pre-pandemic congregations was taken into account.
Global religious leaders and leading scientists issued a joint statement on 4 October calling on the international community to raise their ambition and step up their climate action ahead of COP26.
Faith leaders from across the UK have signed a declaration urging governments to take action on climate change ahead of the COP26 United Nations conference, taking place in Glasgow from 31 October – 12 November 2021.
CTBI publishes Racial Justice Champions: Volume 1: This publication consists of 25 women and 25 men of faith (from a variety of ethnicities), who have pioneered racial justice in church and society over the last 25 years.