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 are dedicated to spiritual and civic renewal.
What’s happening in the Common Good world:
Taking responsibility to build the Common Good
Podcast and Forum
-
Our Leaving Egypt podcast, co-hosted by Jenny Sinclair and Alan Roxburgh, explores with guests what it means to be God's people in an age of unravelling - by reading the signs of the times and by sharing grassroots stories
- Jenny and Alan hold the monthly Leaving Egypt Discussion Forum for paid subscribers - a space to meet each other and share experience
;
Clifton Diocese @cliftondiocese will be holding a formation session "Living the Common Good: Discerning Challenges and Responses" Jenny Sinclair, Founder and Director @T4CG , will guide us through this rich This free event is open to everyone! Register at http://cliftonlivingthecommongood.eventbrite.co.uk
Jenny Sinclair recognised the need for faith communities to work towards spiritual and civic renewal, so she founded Together for the Common Good @T4CG and began working to that goal. Come hear Jenny speak on 18 May, and join the Common Good Conversation! http://cliftonlivingthecommongood.eventbrite.co.uk
EVENT TOMORROW: Raymond Friel (@friel_raymond) speaks to Anna Rowlands (@AnnaRowlands1), Clifford Longley, and Jenny Sinclair of @T4CG about how Catholics might approach a General Election this year. @PastoralReview
Jenny Sinclair in conversation with Judith Ley for Manx Radio.
They talk about T4CG’s origins in #Liverpool and its work today, and the importance of building common good and local relationships, in an age of cultural and social unravelling.
http://www.togetherforthecommongood.co.uk/from-jenny-sinclair/rebel-with-a-cause
The Modern Day Pharoahs
Using the biblical analogies of Egypt, Jenny Sinclair & Phillip Ullmann discuss the impact of the neoliberal economic system on human beings and the importance of relationships, drawing on insights from Catholic Social Thought.
http://www.togetherforthecommongood.co.uk/from-jenny-sinclair/the-modern-day-pharaohs
Living the Common Good: Discerning Challenges and Responses will take place 18 May 2024 from 10:00 am to 4:00. We are blessed to have Jenny Sinclair @T4CG guiding us through our discernment process. All are welcome! http://cliftonlivingthecommongood.eventbrite.co.uk
The importance of reciprocity
Our Common Good Schools Project Leader, Jo Stow, reflects on the importance for young people of reciprocal, local, face-to-face relationships, and reports on the latest activities of some of our partner schools.
http://www.togetherforthecommongood.co.uk/news/common-good-schools-easter-2024
#CommonGoodSchools are good neighbours! Well done @CHCHSLeeds
In a time of crisis and confusion, a church can be a place of refuge and a source of inspiration.
In his work to promote walking pilgrimage, Phil finds the welcome of an open church fulfils an important role in the rebuilding of our common life.
http://www.togetherforthecommongood.co.uk/stories/always-open
