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
I had a profound recognition of how our faith calls us to build relationships.
Common Good thinking shows us the causes of fractures in our society and how to heal divides
Helping people fulfil their civic vocation for the renewal of our country
What’s happening in the Common Good world:
Taking responsibility to build the Common Good
FOCUS ON: the Politics of Grace and Place
- As we move into the new era, churches are called to fulfil a covenantal civic role
- Read our letter, The Politics of Grace and Place
“Economy of Love” with our friend @ShaneClaiborne and the team @CommonChange UK. Looks very timely given all the financial pressures around us. Coming up 7.30pm on 21/6 via Zoom. Register free at commonchange.zoom.us/meeting/regist…
‘Social Theology and the Common Good’ lectures @LincsCathedral “Just Responsibility?” by Jenny Sinclair of @T4CG on 7th June, 6.30 p.m. bit.ly/CommonGoodLinc…
Fantastic to be in parliament today for our Buxton Seminar, in conversation with @timfarron and @stephenctimms sharing stories, joys and struggles of being Christian in public life. Thank you both!
Big ideas from our discussions in our #puttingrelationshipsfirst cell in 2021 about how to make change happen - and 7 remarkable essays from people who are putting this into action, explored in this thread. static1.squarespace.com/static...
“The “key” workers, for whom we stood applauding on our doorsteps during the Covid crisis were mostly poorly paid. There was no “trickle down” to them – and yet it was they upon whom we relied in a crisis. Our values need #L...
The 3 hours+ goes by quickly. LF is a great interlocutor. This is a must listen, if I do say so myself!!twitter.com/lexfridman/sta…
