George Floyd: Race, Injustice and Hope A Personal Reflection
Langston Hughes’ poem was uppermost in my mind when I saw the tragic death of George Floyd and thought about racial injustice in America. In his A Dream Deferred, the poet captures the great disappointment, the constitutional and cultural contradiction, and illusion of the American Dream for the A...
Voices from Black Led-Churches – Standing Together Against Racial Injustice
Churches Together In Greater Bristol: Together4Bristol: Keyboard Trust Voices from Pastors of Black Led-Churches Standing Together Against Racial Injustice As faith groups we are standing in unity, to speak out against the injustices. We may all be greatly concerned with the current events that are ...
Emmanuel Acho – Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man
Emmanuel Acho on Instagram: “For days you’ve asked me what you can do to help. I’ve finally found an answer....
A response to the tragic death of George Floyd.
Please view this Statement from Pastor Agu Irukwu in response to the tragic death of George Floyd and the unrest in the USA:...
NCLF Ten-Point Plan for Churches coming Out of Restricted Movement Post The Covid-19 Lockdown
PUBLISHED ON 2ND JUNE 2020 “Dear friend, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with you, even as your soul is getting along well” 3 John v2 (NIV) NCLF is an interdenominational group of Christian ministers, pastors, academics, theologians and lay leaders working together...
Faith leaders unite to encourage voter registration on National Voter Registration Day
PUBLISHED ON 6TH FEBRUARY 2015 As Operation Black Vote (OBV) take their voter registration bus on the road, faith leaders from across Great Britain have come together to send a clear message to their communities: make sure you’re registered to vote. OBV – which works to increase political repres...
The Presidents of Churches Together in England express solidarity with Coptic Christians
PUBLISHED ON 16TH FEBRUARY 2015 The Presidents of Churches Together in England express solidarity with Coptic Christians The Presidents of Churches Together in England are: The Most Revd and Rt Hon Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury HE Cardinal Vincent Nichols, Archbishop of Westminster HE Archb...