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Church on the Margins: video reflections

These reflections on what it means to be a church on the margins were shared to open our weekly online discussions.

Being a Church on the Margins in a time of Coronavirus (2 April 2020)

Carmel Murphy Elliott, Urban Life, Manchester (with an introduction to the series from Niall Cooper)

Suffering and Solidarity (9 April, Maundy Thursday)

Deirdre Brower Latz, Nazarene Theological College, Manchester

Prophetic Imagination (16 April 2020)

Urzula Glienecke, Greyfriars, Edinburgh

Who is my neighbour? The walkable parish (23 April 2020)

Chris Lawrence, InnerCHANGE, East Harlem, New York City

Where are the margins? (30 April 2020)

Stef Benstead, Manchester

What happens when churches share power?

Church Action on Poverty North East AGM

Food, faith & fellowship: 4 churches’ stories

The moral case and a 3-point plan for tax reform

Synod is about to debate poverty. Here’s what we long to hear…

How music and art helped churches grasp poverty

Why Christians can’t keep out of politics

26 in 26: 200 churches register for social justice idea

Pilgrims call for more support in low-income neighbourhoods

How should churches address rural poverty?

A group of people in a church hall, facing the camera, beside an artificial tree decorated with paper mesages.

What happens when churches share power?

Church Action on Poverty North East AGM

A collage of 3 photos. On the left: three people standing outside a church community building. Centre: Two cafe guests in very bright pink jackets. Right: two people sitting at a table, smiling at the camera.

Food, faith & fellowship: 4 churches’ stories