Category: Online Event

West Cornwall Christian Rendezvous : 31 Jul, ONLINE

Posted on 22nd July 202122nd July 2021 by ctcinfohub

George Clayson on Jesus is the bread of life

Stop the Flow: Let’s End Human Trafficking : 30 Jul, ONLINE

Posted on 22nd July 202122nd July 2021 by ctcinfohub

A webinar marking World Day Against Trafficking in Persons

The Gender Agenda : 28 Sep, ONLINE

Posted on 21st July 202122nd July 2021 by ctcinfohub

A conference to explore the inclusion of transgender people in Education, Faith Communities and the Workplace

The Gathering Online 2021 : 29-31 Oct, ONLINE

Posted on 21st July 202122nd July 2021 by ctcinfohub

Our conferences are a key moment in the 24-7 Prayer calendar, with thousands of people from hundreds of nations joining together with one passion to seek God in prayer, serve God through mission, and seek God’s Kingdom of Justice for our world.

Festival of Faith and Literature: Food for the Journey : 25 Sep, ONLINE

Posted on 21st July 202122nd July 2021 by ctcinfohub

Join us this September for an online literary festival with a theological slant! Choose to watch the festival live or access the recorded sessions at any time.

Mission in a Hybrid World : 22 Jul, ONLINE

Posted on 14th July 202122nd July 2021 by ctcinfohub

Churches Together in England, Hope Together and the Evangelical Alliance are co-hosting an online webinar to help churches think how they can do mission in a hybrid world – particularly to reach out to some vulnerable groups who may not be able to enter your buildings for ‘in person’ church.

Sustaining Church: Reimagining Communities of Faith in Climate Crisis : 21-22 Jul, ONLINE

Posted on 14th July 202122nd July 2021 by ctcinfohub

Bringing together theological thinking on creation care with those that are actively growing or starting Christian communities that care for land.

Service of Justice and Peace on Global Vaccine Inequality from Iona Abbey : 19 Jul, ONLINE

Posted on 13th July 202121st July 2021 by ctcinfohub

G7 countries have purchased a third of all vaccine supplies, despite only being 13% of the global population. Vaccine inequality is no new thing, however the unequal global distribution of the covid-19 vaccine has only highlighted the problem further.