If we are to be peacemakers in the face of growing global conflicts, we must be justice makers. We have created a workshop that you can use to explore what this means for each of us in shaping our responses to the global climate and environmental crisis.
Aims to increase awareness of how investments into new fossil fuel expansion imperil the wellbeing of children, youth, and future generations, to advance actions of faith-based actors and hold accountable those investing in fossil fuels.
This webinar during Rural Housing Week will look at the provision of affordable housing, or local needs housing for those who live in our rural communities.
Are you starting University this autumn? Or do you know someone who is? Sign up for an online Prep for Uni session to help you start well, engage with Uni culture, embrace opportunities, and leave a legacy.
Join CTBI, JPIT and other partners for a conversation about how local churches, ecumenical groups and other faith-based partnerships can organise hustings or other forms of candidate events in the lead up to the UK General Election.
Pope Francis calls on us to WELCOME, PROTECT, PROMOTE and INTEGRATE people fleeing from conflict and persecution. Join this event to pray, reflect and explore what this can mean in practice.
Tackling poverty has to be a priority for anyone with ambitions to be in government. Join this online rally to play your part in making sure poverty is on the agenda as the UK goes to the ballot box on 4 July 2024.
Ecumenical faith leaders from around the globe will lead this time of presentation and reflection as we celebrate the ongoing preparation for the Season of Creation, on this year’s theme, “To hope and act with Creation”.
Join Linking Lives UK for tools on navigating the ways to wellbeing and reconnection. Held during Loneliness Awareness Week, don’t miss this opportunity to tackle loneliness head on!
Church land, from local church yards to the extensive farming and woodland investments owned by church bodies, can play a huge role in addressing the biodiversity crisis.
James Woodward will guide us through some of the key areas to consider when providing worship and pastoral care to the older members of our communities.
We are calling the UK Church to gather together to pray for refugees and people seeking asylum during this time. We believe that God hears our prayers as we gather together.