In February 2020, General Synod voted to set a target for the whole Church of England of achieving ‘net-zero’ carbon by 2030. A Routemap for how the Church can achieve this has been drafted to invite conversation and consultation. Your response to this will help shape the actions the Church of England will commit to…
A joint interfaith statement for World Food Day (16 October) calls us to pray and act against hunger at a time when 811 million people are going to bed hungry each night.
Bishop Nick has been involved with Marjon since the early 1990s and became a governor in 2015. Now after serving two terms in the role, he has been invited to become Chancellor.
With Christmas just around the corner and concerns over supplies and deliveries, why not give a gift of hope this Christmas by supporting local organisations.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Chief Rabbi and the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster warn of the risk to vulnerable people should Parliament back a new attempt to change the law on assisted suicide.
Dedicate a special service on 31 October or 7 November (or another Sunday that suits your church calendar) to stand with our persecuted brothers and sisters
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.