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The Relational Church

In a session for deacon formation training, Jenny Sinclair explores why becoming a relational church is so important now, and the steps required to get there…

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Common Good: A Better Story

Jenny Sinclair gives a short talk on why the common good is the antidote to the malaise of our age…

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A Justice-Seeking Church

Drawing on Catholic social teaching, Jenny Sinclair reflects for the Methodist Church on justice, and the relationship of the church with poor communities…

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The Parish as a Shelter for the Marginalised

A panel event hosted by Divine Renovation featuring three parish priests and Jenny Sinclair…

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Written in blood – a Meditation

Jenny Sinclair gives a lecture in Malta – on the causes of our malaise and what it means to be dedicated to justice and peace, to live a life “written in blood”…

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Catalyst for Renewal

Our Director Jenny Sinclair gives a short presentation about the work of T4CG at a Centesimus Annus workshop…

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How to do justice

At the launch of Caritas Social Action Network’s #DoJustice resource, Jenny Sinclair sets out why Christian justice is really all about relationship…

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Co-Responsibility in Mission

In a webinar for Diocese of Clifton, Jenny Sinclair explores “co-responsibility” in synodality, helping churches develop stronger relationships…

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The Listening Church

In a keynote to the SVP National Meeting, Jenny Sinclair explores the call to become a “listening church” in times of unravelling…

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Forty years since Bias to the Poor, whose side is the church on?

40 years after Bias to the Poor by David Sheppard, churches are still estranged from poor communities. What can be done to put this right?…

The future of UK Christian social action
As poverty gets worse, how should the church respond?Read More
Poverty – under our own roof
For Lent, Jo Stow encourages schools to take a more relational approach to charity and to notice hidden poverty in the classroom Read More
T4CG at Word on Fire
Jenny Sinclair speaks about the Bible, the common good and Catholic Social Teaching at the Word on Fire conference 2025Read More
Staying Human: Reimagining the Spirit of the Commons
In the emerging new era, people feel a loss of agency. How should the church respond? Luke Bretherton gives the first T4CG public lecture of 2025Read More
Forgive each other
The T4CG Lent 2025 Newsletter. In this time of seismic change, we must resist division and work togetherRead More