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New government safeguarding guidance: Keeping Children Safe
Voluntary guidance to help churches follow best practice
Jo Evans
Let's pray every step of the way
Prayer is not an optional extra; it is a vital lifeline
Responding in recovery
The recovery from the coronavirus pandemic will be long and tough for many. Our new resource can help you offer much-needed support
Rachel Arnold
Rising above the storm
Amid this crisis we have two options: serve, extend and grow, or conserve, insulate and protect – where do we stand?
Roger Sutton
Churches frustrated at forced closure
The new lockdown in England will stop public in-person church services
Danny Webster
Open letter to the UK faith minister
Gavin Calver raises concerns and questions about the impact of the lockdown on English churches
Gavin Calver
Evangelical Alliance calls the UK to pray
The Evangelical Alliance has called a UK day of prayer on 13 November to bring the country before God. The organisation is working with networks, denominations and churches to bring together Christians to pray for the UK amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The day of prayer highlights that,…
Prayer changes things
This Friday, will you pray with us? Will you raise your voice to God and ask for the nations to be healed?
Jo Frost
A moral voice
Remembering Lord Sacks – the friend of evangelicals
Dr David Landrum
Tell the Government how to improve its engagement with faith communities
Government commissions review of how it engages with faith groups in England
Danny Webster
Level 4 restrictions: Scottish Government update
As large parts of Scotland enter the highest level of restrictions, what does this mean for you and your church?
HOPE in Uncertain Times
A giveaway booklet and a free video pointing to hope for now and for eternity. An ideal gift with an invitation to join your church in person or online.
Luther's Example is Still Driving our Faith
This piece is by Rev. Noble McNeely, the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. This article also featured in the Belfast Telegraph.
The Reformation and Human Rights
This piece is by Damilola Makinde, who is completing her Masters in Human Rights law.
A Reformed Legal Culture?
This piece is by John Larkin QC, the Attorney General for Northern Ireland.
