Tag: Theological reflection

Solidarity and sacrifice

Reflections from our 9 April online discussions about what it means to be church on the margins during the pandemic.

The prophetic imagination

A report from our 16 April online discussions on what it means to be church on the margins during the pandemic.​

Where are the margins?

Reflections from our 30 April online discussions of what it means to be church on the margins during the pandemic.

Humanity, dignity, poverty

Church Action on Poverty trustee Stef Benstead reflects on what scripture has to say about Christians campaigning for change.

Sweet Charity?

Details of the 2019 David Goodbourn Lecture, organised by the Centre for Theology and Justice.

The truth about poverty?

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

Bringing our neighbourhoods into church

Revd Al Barrett is vicar at Hodge Hill Church in Birmingham, and a member of a collective which helps Church Action on Poverty to reflect theologically on our work. We asked him to share a story about how his worship