How to save £22 a week on food AND help your community
North Manchester is the latest area to join the pantry revolution
North Manchester is the latest area to join the pantry revolution
We’re pleased to share this article from Lichfield Diocese about Transforming Poverty, a new course which we published in February 2019.
Lynne Cullens shares some in-depth reflections on being a vicar from a working-class background, and the church’s problems with class.
Some interesting thoughts on class, poverty and the Church of England here, in a blog by Adam Spiers, a campaigner and supporter of Church Action on Poverty.
Six sessions for churches and house groups: use the film ‘I, Daniel Blake’ to engage with God’s heart for poverty in your community. Transforming Poverty is a course by Revd Gayle Greenway, a curate in the Diocese of Lichfield. In
Last year, we took members of several Poverty Truth Commissions to the Greenbelt festival for the first time. It was an exciting and inspiring experience – especially the opportunity for us to reflect together with Clare McBeath, our friend from
2019 annual report from our local group in the North East
A creative project in Manchester is exploring the links between social justice and the arts, supported by the Centre for Theology and Justice.
At our National Poverty Consultation in November, Revd Deirdre Brower Latz was on our panel for a fascinating discussion about churches, poverty, and the idea of a ‘church of the poor’. We asked her to summarise some of what she