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A participatory workshop challenging and reflecting on the Church’s aim to transform unjust structures of society in austerity Britain. What are the different forms of poverty in the UK and how do they relate to each other? How can the Church be an effective agent for change in an age of austerity? How can the Bible and Christian tradition enable us to challenge structural injustice? This participatory workshop will revolve around small group discussion of three questions that reflect on transforming unjust structures.

Whatever our calling might be, as creatures made in God’s image we are commissioned by the Creator for cultural creativity. We are made to be makers, whether we’re building bridges or tending families, creating art or legislation. How can we become image bearers whose culture-making is fuelled by a biblical imagination? Join us for an evening with James KA Smith, influential author and thought leader, to explore how our immersion in the practices of the body of Christ is a way to curate a biblical imagination for faithful creation.