Natalie Williams is the CEO of Jubilee Plus, and has written books on how the Church can be more engaged with working class people and the poor. John Woods recently interviewed her briefly about her new book Tis Mercy All.
An attractive logo has been appearing in various places. The green and dark grey colours are not to be mistaken with a popular fast-food delivery courier. In fact, it has been around before this speedy food on wheels delivery company existed! The logo simply says: “trypraying.”
Rich Gower and Abi Thomas are co-hosts and co-producers of The Hopeful Activists’ Podcast
Volunteers at a Cornwall church have turned their neglected village churchyard into a thriving patch for crops, flowers and wildlife, reports churchofengland.org Nature-loving locals can visit the grounds of St Michael's Church, Landrake, and see hedgehogs, slow worms, the occasional smooth snake, finches, song thrushes and more – and from…
I guess there are not many churches who have been unaffected by the changing trends concerning church attendance and involvement. Most churches have found the need to do some type of inventory of their work. This timely book will be a great asset in this process.
It might be the UK’s “unhappiest place to live” according to a 2022 survey1, but God hasn’t given up on Rotherham, say local residents and Church Mission Society partners. They are bringing hope to people who are struggling in this once-prosperous town through an innovative “social supermarket” based at Rotherham…
Christian charity Stewardship is celebrating the launch of new charity partner Isaiah 61 Movement (i61m). i61m is the vision of John Kirkby, founder of Christians Against Poverty (CAP); its purpose is to help Christians embrace the message of Isaiah 61:1 that ‘The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is upon us…
An urban church community in Sheffield has developed an abandoned patch of church land into a thriving garden, teeming with wildlife and benefitting the locals