Stories

Firm Foundations: The Life of a Construction-Site Chaplain

Rev Ewen Huffman is the Chaplain on Europe's largest construction site at Hinkley Point C in Somerset.

Ecumenical Easter Eggs

Using Easter eggs from the Meaningful Chocolate Company, LEAF is providing Easter eggs with messages of Christian hope to all children on free school meals.

Being Fruitful – Reflections on WPCU 2021

Member Churches across the country celebrated the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity (WPCU) between 18 and 25 January this year.

A Prophetic Word on Unity Kick-Starts a Partnership

Highworth Churches Together (URC, Methodist, Anglican and independent) now run a Christians Against Poverty (CAP) Debt Centre.

The not1 Campaign: Peterborough Churches Unite To Tackle Homelessness

Light Project Peterborough is coordinating the 'Everyone In' campaign to get people off the streets.

Praying for the Paramedics

The Lead Chaplain of the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Lynda Logan, shares an insight into the challenges of ministering to 'our green family' in the current pandemic, along with a poem written by a frontline paramedic.

Birmingham churches charter for racial justice

Birmingham Churches Together launches campaign for racial equality and equity in the church and city.

Churches called to unite in prayer for our NHS

Churches across England are encouraged to join together in a sustained commitment to pray for our National Health Service.

Carols by headlight

Salvation Army officer, Ian Haylett, from Thirsk in North Yorkshire shares how his local churches worked together this 'Covid Christmas'.

The Lockdown Nativity: Bringing Christians Together In Hertfordshire

The Lockdown Nativity tells the story of the birth of Jesus as though it was set in 2020.

Lockdown liberates disabled minister

The Chair of Churches for All, Rev Glen Graham, challenges churches to continue online services that transform disabled people’s experience of worship.

“We Need To Move Beyond Statements to Actions” – Luton Church Leaders Reflect on Racism Together

On 20 October, 19 church leaders from across the town of Luton gathered to reflect on the racism that exists in our society and within our churches.