'What about me?' - Part 1
From an article by Together for the Common Good
Christianity is not only a set of beliefs to be spoken; it is “a presence to be embodied.” Successful Christian work can still miss people. The Church must stay close enough to real people to hear the question, “What about me?”
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'What about me?' - Part 2
From an article by Together for the Common Good
The Church is “not called to be useful” but “to be transformational,” and “to be the embodiment of love.” Has its social work has become too much like professional service delivery and not enough like shared life.
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What if profit accounted for harm?
From an article by Impact Entrepreneur
The way profit is currently calculated is deeply flawed because it ignores many harms businesses impose on people, communities, ecosystems, and future generations. If changed, different business models would emerge..
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Maintaining a Christian identity in social action
From a Churchworks webinar featuring Jon Kurht, CE
Some initiatives retain a clear Christian identity, while others become secular. Unless Christian ethos is actively nurtured, it tends to fade, become fossilised, or pushed to the margins. Some actions..
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Weekend schools for disadvantaged children
From material by IMC Weekend School
Bringing children from 10-14 into contact with professionals and many fields. Broadening perspectives, building confidence and social connection, training life skills and encouraging further development.
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Family Hubs Toolkit for Churches
From resources by ChurchWorks
A guide to help churches and local authorities collaborate. Designed to help local churches and faith groups/places of worship explore how they can play a key role in the delivery of Family Hubs in their communities.
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Edberts House - community-led health and wellbeing
From a case study by Power to Change
"We thought: we don’t have to wait for others to come and sort things, we can create solutions ourselves. Asking, how do we enrich community life and address the cause of issues rather than symptoms?”
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Moving upstream to tackle root causes
Geoff Knott
Social action is not addressing root causes i.e. we are ministering downstream after people have hit problems, rather than trying to eliminate the causes of the problems in the first place. We need to go upstream.
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How to help a neighbour without making it weird
From an article by Relationships Australia
You see a neighbour who’s going through something. Maybe they’ve just had a baby, someone's unwell, they’re grieving. You want to help, but… what do you say? What if they don’t want help? What if..
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In-Person - The Everything Conference 2027 - London
@Central London
BE EQUIPPED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR WORLD
If you long to see culture transformed and want to contribute towards positive change within your sphere of influence, the Everything Conference is for you.
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17/04/2027
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