News & VIEWS Explore our news, views and reflections. See also our Stories pages. Newsletter: The Remaking of Social LifeChurch communities are called to participate with God on the ground in the remaking of social life...21/02/20200Newsletter: Being People of GoodwillAs fellow citizens in a divided country, the greatest gift we can give is to rebuild social solidarity......16/12/20190Common Good Post BrexitT4CG's young people's network, New Perspectives, held a debate for young Christians to reimagine the Common Good post Brexit....20/12/20190Dear Prime MinisterHow should the new government use its majority? Two church leaders propose solutions......15/12/20190Common Good careThe crisis in social care affects us all - what would a common good approach look like?...10/12/20192More schools onboardTwo more schools are preparing to run the 10-week Common Good Schools programme next year...29/11/20190Training SVP ManagersT4CG led a half day's training for the senior managers in St Vincent de Paul Society's leadership programme in late November....30/11/20190Healing a Fractured SocietyJenny Sinclair explores how people across the churches can help to heal a fractured society in post Brexit Britain...20/11/20190Newsletter: Faith and TrustWith an election in view, how should people across the churches respond? Refusing the temptation to be tribal would be a good start....13/12/20190Newsletter: Our fellow citizensUntil a new political settlement is formulated that honours all our communities, morbid symptoms will continue to play out....19/09/20190Healing a divided nation: is the church prepared?What can be done to heal our divisions? How should people across the churches respond? Are we willing to give up our own tribalism?...31/08/20190Our mutual obligationsPeople across the churches must play a constructive role and refuse the temptation to be tribal, acting as a force for good in our communities....24/07/20190Making sense of the political momentUnderstanding underlying the cultural causes and navigating well is vital if we are to avoid becoming 'useful idiots' enabling political extremes...31/10/20180To see Glasgow flourishGlasgow’s church, social action and ecumenical groups met to discuss their work for the Common Good and to strengthen their links...30/07/20180« Prev12
Newsletter: The Remaking of Social LifeChurch communities are called to participate with God on the ground in the remaking of social life...21/02/20200
Newsletter: Being People of GoodwillAs fellow citizens in a divided country, the greatest gift we can give is to rebuild social solidarity......16/12/20190
Common Good Post BrexitT4CG's young people's network, New Perspectives, held a debate for young Christians to reimagine the Common Good post Brexit....20/12/20190
Dear Prime MinisterHow should the new government use its majority? Two church leaders propose solutions......15/12/20190
Common Good careThe crisis in social care affects us all - what would a common good approach look like?...10/12/20192
More schools onboardTwo more schools are preparing to run the 10-week Common Good Schools programme next year...29/11/20190
Training SVP ManagersT4CG led a half day's training for the senior managers in St Vincent de Paul Society's leadership programme in late November....30/11/20190
Healing a Fractured SocietyJenny Sinclair explores how people across the churches can help to heal a fractured society in post Brexit Britain...20/11/20190
Newsletter: Faith and TrustWith an election in view, how should people across the churches respond? Refusing the temptation to be tribal would be a good start....13/12/20190
Newsletter: Our fellow citizensUntil a new political settlement is formulated that honours all our communities, morbid symptoms will continue to play out....19/09/20190
Healing a divided nation: is the church prepared?What can be done to heal our divisions? How should people across the churches respond? Are we willing to give up our own tribalism?...31/08/20190
Our mutual obligationsPeople across the churches must play a constructive role and refuse the temptation to be tribal, acting as a force for good in our communities....24/07/20190
Making sense of the political momentUnderstanding underlying the cultural causes and navigating well is vital if we are to avoid becoming 'useful idiots' enabling political extremes...31/10/20180
To see Glasgow flourishGlasgow’s church, social action and ecumenical groups met to discuss their work for the Common Good and to strengthen their links...30/07/20180
