Training to help you understand what conflict is and how to identify problems before they grow. You’ll gain a greater understanding of your own approach to conflict and how you can use this to manage disagreements with calmness, courage and confidence.
In the year of an election, the people vying for your vote will be listening to what you care about. Join our webinar on Monday 18 March at 7pm to be inspired and hear ideas for how you can seize this opportunity.
Never-ending conflicts, natural disasters, religious persecution… Our news headlines paint a worrying picture of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). But when we zoom out, we can see God at work!
Jackie Carpenter invites you to join an on-line conversation about what Quakers might do if human society found itself in a state of collapse due to the rapid changes in climate.
Rev Dr Callan Slipper will speak on the subject A Vision for Ecumenism, reflecting on the excitement and challenge of Christian unity and the place of theology in the midst of that.
This single live session is part of a series celebrating the 400th birthday of George Fox, in which key speakers assess Fox’s legacy from a variety of positions
Join the TKC team as they unveil this year’s brand new resources for all ages, including the new Prayer Journal and Novena, daily films, children’s resources and content from The Way UK for young people.
The relationship between Christianity and Judaism is profound, beautiful and complex. Our Lent Wednesday study will highlight how Christians, particularly, can enter into an exploration of this relationship.
Come and find out how this course can serve you and your teenagers, how it can massively impact the work you’re doing with your youth group and how it can empower their parents.
A webinar on 8 February, “From Nicaea, Walking Together to Unity: the beginning of a new beginning,” will offer deep reflections on the Council of Nicaea and its enduring legacy for Christians today.
Quakers have always held Truth and Integrity to be a cornerstone of our faith. How do other faiths view what to us is a key part of Testimony? How do those faiths challenge and help their followers to live their lives in truth and integrity?
n this talk Helen Stanton will draw upon Christian virtue ethics and the apophatic Christian Tradition to encourage the practice of joy and hope in a world that feels on a desperate and destructive trajectory.
Presentation of the new Lent Resource by WCC programme director Kenneth Mtata and Bishop Alastair, inspiring dissemination of the resource by churches in preparation for Lent.
You are invited to join Faith in Europe to look at the issue of European nationalism – ways in which European identity can be shown in disturbing ways. How can faith communities across Europe respond to this?
Join us once a month on a Saturday morning to pray for global issues. We pray together on Zoom on the 2nd Saturday of each month. Find out how to join the Zoom below.
us to learn how support volunteers, staff and beneficiaries from diverse backgrounds. Explore your legal obligations and how you can create an inclusive culture where everyone is welcome.