The lecture ‘Untangling the legacies of slavery: Deconstructing Mission Christianity for our contemporary Kerygma.’ will be given by Anthony Reddie, Director of the Oxford Centre for Religion and Culture. May 11, 7:30 pm ‘Untangling the legacies of slavery: Deconstructing Mission
Self-Reliant Group facilitator, Laura Walton, reflects on the story of Holy Week From celebration to despair, then embarrassment and humiliation. Even though the disciples of Jesus had been told what to expect more than once, the adoration of the crowd
Our partners at the ‘Life on the Breadline: Christianity, Poverty and Politics in the 21st Century City’ project at Coventry University invite you to share their research at their End of Project Conference. Image produced by Beth Waters for Life
Self-Reliant Groups facilitator Laura Walton focuses on the importance of mindfulness in the last few weeks of lockdown Mindfulness is all about appreciating the moment and doing what it takes to stay in the moment. We learn to hold back
Self-Reliant Group facilitator, Laura Walton, prepares for the final stretch of lockdown As the runners round that final bend, there is always an expectation that one or more of the lean mean machines flashing lycra and sticky plasters strapping their
The newsletter of our local group in Sheffield Find out more about Church Action on Poverty Sheffield here. Download resource Annual reviews Annual review 2019–20 Download our annual review and accounts Download annual review Annual reviews Annual review 2019–20 Read
Self-Reliant Group Facilitator, Laura Walton, gives thanks for all the women who inspire and support us We were blessed this week in Brews on Thursday as people shared who were the women in their lives who had inspired them. Women
Our latest 2021 story takes us to Migrant Support in Manchester. How do we protect and rebuild dignity and power, with people who feel powerless and small? How do we nurture personal agency among people who, right now, need help?
Nick Jowett, a member of Church on Action on Poverty in Sheffield, writes on differing Christian approaches to tackling poverty. It would be right to assume that all Christians are equally concerned about issues of poverty and inequality in society.
