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Learn how you can use our resources to put faith into action

You are invited to a training day, to learn how you can use Church Action on Poverty's new 'Poverty, Faith and Justice' workshops in your church or diocese.

Friday 15 November
11am-4pm
Church Action on Poverty, 28 Sandpiper Court, Water’s Edge Business Park. Modwen Road, Salford M5 3EZ

‘Poverty, Faith and Justice’ is a series of five workshops, designed to help people to explore the relationship between their faith and action for justice. The sessions make use of a variety of content including factual information, real experiences, videos, biblical reflection and church teaching from different traditions.

The training day is for people who want to run the workshops for their own church or group. It will equip you with the skills and confidence to deliver the workshops, and answer any questions you may have about what is involved.  

Originally designed for Leeds Justice & Peace Commission, the workshops have been piloted across Leeds Diocese with great success – see the comments from participants on the right.

The cost of the training day is £20. Please contact us if a bursary place is required.

Great balance of content - informative, practical and theological.

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How to take action. It was simplified and made action seem accessible and possible.

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I really enjoyed the mixture of activities: icebreakers, videos, discussion, information, slides, etc.

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Practical, bitesize, manageable approach to social justice issues.

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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

The Taxpayers Against Poverty logo

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

A poster reading: "Faith In The City: A call for action by church and nation"

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