Saturday 14 March proved an historic day as more than three hundred leaders from church, political, civic and community activism spheres gathered in a church building called Transformation House, south-east London at the launch...
Black Church Political Mobilisation – a manifesto for action Contains 9 Key Subject areas:- Church and Community- Policing and Criminal Justice- Prisons- Mental Health- Voting and Political Mobilisation- Family and Marriage- Youth and Education- Media,...
The National Church Leaders Forum (NCLF) – a Black Christian voice for Britain’s Black Majority Churches, (BMCs), has published a manifesto today, in a quest to mobilise their involvement in the current debates leading...
“It is absolutely clear that black people are over-represented in prisons in England and Wales, and have been for more than 30 years” (Dr Elizabeth Henry) In UK the proportion of black people...
The Presidents of Churches Together in England express solidarity with Coptic Christians 16 February 2015 For immediate release The Presidents of Churches Together in England are: The Most Revd and...
Queens are advertising a post for ‘Tutor in Black Theology, Ministries and Leadership’. Please note and forward to whomever you feel may be interested. Information at this link:http://www.queens.ac.uk/news/article/tutor-in-black-theology-ministries-and-leadership/ The Queen’s Foundation is committed to...
In June this year the Woolf Institute at Cambridge began a public consultation phase of a Commission on Religion and Belief in Public Life. That public consultation has been extended with a view to end on...
The long awaited NCLF BLACK CHURCH POLITICAL MOBILISATION Manifesto has reached its final stages: The NCLF Steering Group are inviting interested parties to read and send comments on the content before its official release. Since the...
The Boys’ Brigade is looking to partner with Churches across Birmingham, so that we can bring the Good News to the young people of the Churches communities. Many Churches in Birmingham have elderly congregations....
