If you read one thing this weekend, make it this by Maurice Glasman. Honest, moving and perfectly judged.

Year 6 children from SS Peter & Paul CPS are building relationships with a local Friendship Group through shared activities. These included pupils reading to visitors, sharing a chair aerobics class, playing board games, line dancing, talks from fire fighters, librarians, police and

Technology is changing everything — but what does it mean to stay human? Join Susannah Black Roberts (Plough Quarterly) for a vital conversation: 👉 Being a Person in the Age of AI “We must not let our being-human skills grow rusty.” 📅 6pm on Tuesday, 21st October Book your place 👇

Bishop Philip North spoke to Al and Jenny about cultivating communities of God’s people in Blackburn in the North West of England, in the latest episode of Leaving Egypt. Bishop Philip's journey has taught him the fundamental importance of listening to poor and working class

What happened to our humanity? - our newsletter for Michaelmas is out now It includes: - Disunited kingdom: peace-making in a time of polarisation by Tony Uddin - I was angry and you called me Gammon by Dr John Clifton - I stand with my Jewish people by Edward Hadas -

We are living through a change of era. AI, inequality and fragmentation are reshaping our world — yet God is inviting us to renewal. How can Christians help restore our common life in this age of automation? Join us for “Being a Person in the Age of AI”, part of our Staying

"Gary and those like him, through their anger, reveal a politics that has abandoned them, economics that offer no hope, and a culture that makes them strangers in their own country. " Dr John Clifton examines the drivers of discontent, how anger, left unheard, hardens into wrath,

"Churches are called to be peacemakers. This does not mean burying our heads in the sand, naïve wishful thinking, or picking a side. It means that we listen, learn and love. It means being a community of hope that doesn’t write people off, either by dismissing them as ‘woke’ on

Last week Jo Stow, our Common Good Schools Lead, delivered sessions to Y8 and Y9 pupils at SJ_WXM in Wrexham. The sessions were delivered as part of their Mission Week. Jo ensured the pupils understood the Common Good and shared stories from our Common Good Schools partner

In this latest Common Good Schools update, Jo Stow reflects on the success of Phase One of the pilot for our new primary school resource, previewing Phase Two and the upcoming launch in early 2026. Jo also outlines her plans with our partner secondary schools this term and

Pupils in our Common Good Primary pilot schools will be learning about the preferential option for the poor. Learn more about our Common Good Schools programme. commongoodschools.co.uk #CommonGoodSchools

Angie Allgood relates vital lessons about belonging and connection learned through her friendship with homeless people. This is a testimony about how the Spirit shapes us and a reminder of the infinite value of every human life. Read more 👇 t4cg.substack.com/p/if-i-disappe…

What does it mean to stay human in the age of AI? 🤖 Join Susannah Black Roberts on 21 Oct 2025 @ 6:30 pm UK for “Staying Human: Being a Person in the Age of AI.” A free online talk exploring faith, philosophy & tech. 🎟️ Register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/staying-huma… #StayingHuman #AIandUs

So looking forward to this!

In a time of rapid change — AI, concentrated power, social fragmentation — how do we stay human? In the latest talk from the Staying Human series, Jon Cruddas and Maurice Glasman explored what “statecraft for the common good” might look like: how our political and economic

🎙️ Just listened to Episode #44 of the Leaving Egypt Podcast: “A New Kind of Humanism with Susannah Black Roberts”. In this conversation she invites us to reflect on what it means to be fully human in a world increasingly shaped by AI. 🔊Listen here 👇 leavingegyptpodcast.substack.com/p/ep44-a-new-k…

Faith in the City influenced a whole generation of Christian charitable activity and inspired numerous church leaders to commit to ministry in the inner city and outer estates. Forty years on, there were many initiatives around the report’s 40th anniversary. Here we mention four

AI, inequality and fragmentation are reshaping our world — yet God is inviting us to renewal. How can Christians help restore our common life in this age of automation? Join us for “Being a Person in the Age of AI”, part of our Staying Human series, with Susannah Black Roberts (Plough Quarterly &

Thank you to everyone who joined us in person and online for the inaugural Frank Field Memorial Lecture. Lord Maurice Glasman delivered “Courage, Contribution and Covenant – The Legacy of Frank Field.” You can now watch the full lecture here: youtube.com/watch?v=BEOvEf…