Inspiring speakers involved in local actions and promoting resources to grow positive action at local, regional and investment level, including Jaye Brighton from Falmouth Food-Co-op which is leasing some Diocese of Truro glebe land for organic community farming and community benefit.
Life for older adults can feel uncertain, from adapting to retirement and navigating health challenges to adapting to other transitions, older individuals face unique struggles and opportunities for growth. How can we best support them during these pivotal moments?
Gather25 is an unprecedented 25-hour global broadcast event telling the inspiring stories of the global Church, by the global Church. But it won’t be a gathering of the global Church without you.
Do you see caring for creation as an integral part of your faith, and core to the mission of the Church? We’ll explore how creation care is at the heart of mission and how a newly refreshed Eco Church survey helps put this into practice.
National Officer for Local Ecumenism in the Church of England Rev Tim Norwood will speak on The future of ecumenism and the role of theological dialogue’
You are welcome to come with ideas on what you’d like discussed, solutions to barriers to change, and projects/initiatives you’d like to start or support.
Canva is a free design tool which offers a number of great features to help you create logos, flyers, social media posts and much more. In this free webinar, we’ll guide you through Canva’s essential features, giving you an introduction to the tool and showing you how to create eye-catching content for your church.
Are you looking to reach your local community using Instagram in 2025? In this webinar, we’ll cover how to create an account for your church, what you should be posting, and more.
Exploring the ethical use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within churches and faith-based organisations and addressing how AI can transform faith-based work, from organising services and social action to optimising resources and improving outcomes for vulnerable and marginalised groups.
How can we understand the ways in which the Far Right in Europe and elsewhere in the world claims an adherence to Christianity? We will look at a recent important book which addresses this
In 2025, when Christians of all traditions share the same Easter date, this webinar will explore Coptic, Eastern Orthodox, Catholic, and Lutheran perspectives on how such a common celebration can advance Christian unity.
In collaboration with Operation Noah, Christian Climate Action and Uplift, come and hear how we can have our say in the government consultation on new drilling and end new fossil fuels in the UK.