Category: Social action

Stones and Stories

A video of personal experiences from Christians shared during the week of prayer for Christian unity.

Thoughts from Revd David Coleman

Revd Karlene and her friends Rosemary and David lived in South London at the time of Stephen’s murder. They share their thoughts on Stephen and the aftermath of his death.

Thoughts from Rosemary Coleman

Revd Karlene and her friends Rosemary and David lived in South London at the time of Stephen’s murder. They share their thoughts on Stephen and the aftermath of his death.

Revd Tim Yau’s personal message and testimony

Revd Tim is part of the Cringleford Ministry team near Norwich. His Dad moved to England from Hong Kong, expecting a warm welcome.

National Education Conference 2023

Lord Boateng, Chair of the Archbishops' Commission on Racial Justice, addresses the National Education Conference 2023

Why racial justice matters!

Watch Revd Karlene Kerr’s message about why racial justice matters.

Racial Justice Sunday 2023 – Stephen Lawrence

Worship resources and prayers for churches, schools and communities

Activities for both school and parish to do together

‘All the believers were one in heart and mind...They shared everything that they had.’ Acts 4:32

Embracing Justice

The Archbishop of Canterbury's Lent book for 2022

Liturgical resources for Black History Month

A suite of resources for all churches including services, prayers, Bible studies, youth work, Messy Church, and music.

Norfolk Black History Month

A range of events, exhibitions and online materials for Black History Month.

Let’s talk about Friends groups

Have you ever wanted to know more about having a Friends group for your church? Take a look at this recorded webinar for key information to help you.

Picture book assembly ideas

Moorlands Primary Academy have put together a list of ideas for books to use in schools.

Did you know that we form spending habits from as young as seven?* With credit just a text away, it’s vital we give our children a head start in learning how to be money-wise. This course is ideal for helping young minds start exploring the value of money in a fun, engaging and relevant way. Aimed at children aged 9-11 years old, CAP Money Kids meets national curriculum standards so it’s perfect to take into primary schools. It can also be used with youth groups, Scouts Guides, Cubs, after-school clubs, or with your own children. This course sets the foundations of good money management to ensure children grow up to be financially capable adults.