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Standing against Modern Slavery
The first time I heard the phrase ‘modern slavery’ was 15 years ago during the notices at the end of a small group meeting. An anti-slavery organisation was mentioned and
The first time I heard the phrase ‘modern slavery’ was 15 years ago during the notices at the end of a small group meeting. An anti-slavery organisation was mentioned and
As the cost-of-living crisis continues, often creating hidden poverty in homes and schools, many families and older people are having to choose between eating or heating their homes. Last year,
“We are determined to create a future where every student receives an education free from racial injustice.” Sarah Claflin is the Diocese of Norwich Schools Adviser for Racial Justice. Sarah
In these times of war and devastation around the world, we witness conflict even in our local communities, peace can seem like a distant hope. We can feel that our
Attendees are invited from churches of any denomination across the region who are interested in finding out more about how their church and community might benefit from the research and
I have always loved Cathedrals – these great bastions of faith and tradition hold a special fascination; the architecture, their place in the nation’s often dark and turbulent history, the
The action day has been organised by the Make Polluters Pay coalition of charities and campaign groups, including international development agency Christian Aid. It will include people participating in pilgrimages,
Local Lay Minister, Jim Green explains: “Christian Climate Action Norwich are throwing our energy behind ‘The Big One’. This follows on from the Extinction Rebellion announcement of a move away
In the message, he acknowledges those who continue to be lonely even after the end of pandemic restrictions. The DailyHOPE telephone line was launched in April 2020 as a response
The school children met on Zoom throughout the pandemic to explore different expressions of diversity within the Arts. Each school then ‘looked through the lens’ of the overarching theme of