In this report, we assess the impacts of the hostile environment on individuals and communities. We find that it has contributed to forcing many people into destitution, has helped to foster racism and discrimination, and has erroneously affected people with the legal right to live and work in the UK.

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The Saltley Trust is seeking to learn more about people’s experiences of living as a Christian during the coronavirus crisis and lockdown, with a view to being better able to support people in their development as disciples as we emerge from the current crisis.

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The Good Childhood Report 2020 is the Children’s Society ninth annual report on the well-being of children in the UK.

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On 1 September 2020, Churches Together in England (CTE) celebrates the 30th anniversary of its formation. CTE’s General Secretary, Rev’d Dr Paul Goodliff, reflects on the last 30 years, while looking ahead to the many opportunities for churches to worship, serve and witness together into the future…

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Churches have been sharing their most used tools and resources used every week in their live streamed services. Most are free or low cost, and all easy to get started. What tools would you add to the list?

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Over 1 in 4 people in the UK, and half of 18-34 year olds have engaged regularly in online organised worship during lockdown, new study claims.

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Press Release No: 20/1525 August 2020Brussels On the occasion of Season of Creation 2020, CEC President Rev. Christian Krieger together with the Council

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Following the latest government and Church of England guidance, the RSCM has made a number of supporting documents available for churches to use as they plan how to incorporate music into their worship again.

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This digital event looked at whether the persecution of Christians has worsened during the COVID19 pandemic, what spiritual response we can draw from the pandemic and what ACN is doing in response to the pandemic.

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This ecumenical conversation between diverse contexts and traditions in our World Church asked: What can we learn from each other and share together across ecclesial and geographical boundaries during these unprecedented times?

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Shining a light on different views of Eucharist, the first webinar hosted by the Society for Ecumenical Studies on 16 July was a resounding success. John Bradbury, Sarah Parvis and Matthew Cheung Salisbury (photos in the flyer below) shared their perspectives and responded to questions from the Zoom audience.

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