Tag Archives: Partners and allies
Transforming poverty through the silver screen
We’re pleased to share this article from Lichfield Diocese about Transforming Poverty, a new course which we published in February 2019. The silver screen has …
Some notes on class, relevance and the Church
Lynne Cullens shares some in-depth reflections on being a vicar from a working-class background, and the church’s problems with class.
Has the Church Abandoned the Poor?
Some interesting thoughts on class, poverty and the Church of England here, in a blog by Adam Spiers, a campaigner and supporter of Church Action …
Longing to belong
A creative project in Manchester is exploring the links between social justice and the arts, supported by the Centre for Theology and Justice. Church Action …
Speaking, talking, and power
At our National Poverty Consultation in November, Revd Deirdre Brower Latz was on our panel for a fascinating discussion about churches, poverty, and the idea …
Foodbanks and the politics of salvation
A powerful and challenging blog from Nick Waterfield, chair of Church Action on Poverty in Sheffield.
Christian responses to poverty: community not charity
At the start of November 2018, Church Action on Poverty and our partners at ‘Life on the Breadline’ held a National Poverty Consultation in Manchester, …
Life on the Breadline
How has austerity affected Christian engagement with poverty? Church Action on Poverty is partnering in a major new research project to explore this question. Research …
Living with a learning disability now
In this guest blog, Neil Carpenter talks about his new book Austerity’s Victims. I’ve been lucky: after university and a variety of teaching jobs in England …