Stewardship: "Churches should act now to avoid drop in donations"
Churches urged to act now or risk a decline in income as Virgin Money Giving closes at the end of November
Pastor: "We're blessed to be a blessing"
Our motto has always been ‘blessed to be a blessing’, and we’re so thankful we were afforded the opportunity to be exactly that in this season
Churches in Scotland: Physical distancing ends but face masks remain
Good news for churches: from 9 August in Scotland, there will no longer be any limits in law on numbers of people at gatherings or physical distancing, indoors or outdoors
Scotland: Emerging from Lockdown
July 2021 update: social distancing, singing, face coverings and new guidance
Helping the refugee feel at home
As the Nationality and Borders Bill is discussed in parliament, I'd urge the church to consider what it truly means to practise hospitality
England: Legal restrictions on church gatherings set to end
We urge churches in England to use freedoms responsibly when legal restrictions on gatherings, social interaction and face masks end on 19 July
How to host a 'Freedom Day' service
A member church shares about the importance of hosting a 'Freedom Day' service to bring the past year's experiences before God and church family — and how your church can too
The nation’s favourite hymn
As demonstrated by Euro 2020, singing together matters – a lot! – which is why I can’t wait for the return of congregational singing next week
Domestic violence: Is your church doing enough?
Domestic violence is a problem in our congregations, as much as it is in wider society, so it’s time local churches spoke up and did something
Three ways your church can support mental health amid the unlocking
Top tips from Evangelical Alliance members on how Christians can support those struggling with mental health issues during re-entry
Wounded leadership series: Waiting on God
When it comes to Christian leadership, sometimes waiting is more important than moving forward
Wounded leadership series: Rest
It's tempting to pretend to have it all together, but when Jesus called us to follow Him, He knew that sometimes we would be staggering instead of skipping
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