Seek the welfare of the city, and pray to the LORD on its behalf, for in its welfare, you will find your welfare - Jeremiah 29.7
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Technology is changing everything — but what does it mean to stay human?
Join @suzania (@Plough) for a vital conversation:
👉 Being a Person in the Age of AI
“We must not let our being-human skills grow rusty.”
📅 6pm on Tuesday, 21st October
Book your place 👇…
Year 6 children from @ssppyeadoncps are building relationships with a local Friendship Group through shared activities. These included pupils reading to visitors, sharing a chair aerobics class, playing board games, line dancing, talks from fire fighters, librarians, police and…
If you read one thing this weekend, make it this by Maurice Glasman. Honest, moving and perfectly judged.
Serious questions lie before us: How can we restore our common life? How can we stay human?
@JonCruddas_1 and Maurice Glasman explore Statecraft for the Common Good in our latest lecture in the Staying Human series. Their talk has been uploaded to our podcast channel.…
Solidarity with the Jewish community today and always.
As @edwardhadas writes, it is vital to stand against #Antisemitism, to understand the forces driving it - and to be honest about our own complicity.
Read his article here👇🏼
In the wake of the horrific synagogue attack in Manchester, we felt it important to re-share this moving essay by Edward Hadas, a Jewish convert to Christianity, written as antisemitism once again rises across the world.
Our hearts are with the Jewish community in grief. Yet may…
Pupils in our Common Good Primary pilot schools will be learning about stewardship.
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What I enjoy more than anything is discussing the power of the gospel and how it can manifest in everyday life (sacramental worldview). Great chat with Jenny and Al. Check it out!
Wonderful evening hearing from Maurice Glasman and Jon Cruddas on statecraft, Catholic Social Teaching, and seeking to build the Common Good in a time of challenge and change. Thanks to Jenny Sinclair @T4CG for hosting this series of lectures.