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
We help people play their part to strengthen the bonds of social trust.
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
What’s happening in the Common Good world:
How can we think about difference and disagreement as energy for change? Our Bridge Builder's Handbook, created with @AfterDisasters, seeks to offer ways forward. We'd love to hear your thoughts on how it could be strengthened, develop...
Hiding under the glitter and sparkles of the LGBT+ rainbow lies a misogynistic campaign to dismantle the rights of women. unherd.com/thepost/labour…
“If we don’t meet those we disagree with we’ll live in a very small world”twitter.com/peterlynas/sta…
Along with just being a very nice guy, @Jacob__Siegel is one of the truly great reporters working today, always putting out detailed, thorough, interesting work. His latest for @tabletmag on that weird video and the insane, fascinating ...
Essential reading. This is your 1936 moment @iocmedia If you think this will blow over you grossly underestimate the resilience and determination of #Uyghurs #HongKongers and other peoples oppressed by this brutal regime.twitter.com/...
I applaud the extraordinary work of @jesushouseuk, and of churches and other faith groups, in supporting our communities throughout the past year
