There is a political dimension to the local church’s vocation. Not in a party political or campaigning sense, but rather in its call to transform civil society
Home for Good
Alison Milbank sees a solution to two contemporary crises: housing and church decline
Renewing the Covenant
To restore our common life a new approach is needed. This is a letter inviting churches to renew the covenant by building local relationships.
(Some) Theology To Save The World
+Adrian Newman introduces four theological principles to animate social action
The Plague and the Parish
This is a joint letter in which we address the new era and invite the churches to consider their calling to play a critical role in civic renewal.
Pentecostalism & socio-political engagement
David Muir argues for an engaged Christian citizenship and explores the relationship of political culture with the Pentecostal understanding of the Pauline ‘principalities and powers’
Covenant and mutuality in mission
Erica Dunmow explores the concept of covenant in the Methodist tradition.
The Theology of Clapton Commons
Two parishes in Clapton, East London, commissioned Peter Leith, to research and write a theology tailored for their community engagement
Pandemic and the common good
Kelly Johnson argues that the pandemic is a chance for us to promote the common good and to share our joy in seeing it emerge, even in the midst of shared suffering
Faith and Trust (Piercing the Roof)
Luigino Bruni reveals the relational origins of the word fides, and in doing so, reveals the roots of our modern crises.
