FPCT Newsletter Feet on the Street: Street Pastors returning to Falmouth Great news for Falmouth….’Street Pastors’ are coming back but this time as […]
The ReLIT standard, developed by the Religion and Belief Literacy Partnership, aims to help public sector organisations better understand, respect, and engage with faiths and beliefs when shaping policy and delivering services.
Transformation Cornwall, with the support of the Trussell Trust, has carried out a series of listening exercises in foodbanks across the county and found that a lack of suitable flooring is leading to tenants having to spend extra money on heating, leaving them more dependent on foodbanks.
Citadel is a volunteer-led homelessness prevention project which supports people experiencing, or at risk of homelessness, to find and/or sustain their tenancies and establish a home whilst connecting with their local community.
A large group British Jews have written the following letter, appealing for the Archbishop of Canterbury to listen to the voices of the wider Jewish community in the UK on the issue of Israel and Palestine.
o sign the first-ever Faith Covenant Since then, 32 Local Authorities have signed up to the Faith Covenant with its principles covering over nine million people.
For 10 years, Transforming Plymouth Together has sought to enable and resource Plymouth’s churches to tackle poverty and its causes in partnership with other organisations across Plymouth. The Lead Officer will ensure that the team will be able to continue to do this and to do it more effectively for the next decade.
His Holiness Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Philip Moger as the new Bishop of Plymouth. A priest of the Diocese of Leeds for over 40 years, Bishop Moger has, until now, served as an Auxiliary Bishop for the Archdiocese of Southwark.
‘Feet on the Street’ launches in Falmouth: listen to Bridget Clemoes and Laura Gallagher speaking about the new street pastors charity on BBC Radio Cornwall
Fifty-five Laudato Si’ Animators, representing all parts of the United Kingdom, have written an open letter to the Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, and the ministers responsible Steve Reed and Ed Milliband.
As faith leaders digest the complex discussions and ideas generated during the 2024 G20 Interfaith Forum and International Partnership on Religion and Sustainable Development Forum in August, common threads have begun to emerge that point to pathways of hope and global cooperation.
“Hope and Act with Creation” is the theme of the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, to be held on 1 September 2024. The theme is drawn from Saint Paul’s Letter to the Romans (8:19-25), where the Apostle explains what it means for us to live according to the Spirit and focuses…
The United Nations has recognised a wide range of concerns raised by civil society organisations including Quakers in its latest review of racism in the UK.
The 11th edition of the Annual Symposium on the Role of Religion and Faith-Based Organizations will assess the trends and opportunities for the participation of civil society, and specifically faith actors, in all stages from policy formulation to implementation if the world is to achieve sustainable development, peace and security and enjoy human rights and…