Watch again: this webinar explored how faith informs how we think of ourselves as women and men.
Ireland Post-Brexit: A Faith Perspective
A briefing by Faith in Europe. Thursday 16 March 2023 14.15 UTC / 15.15 CET via ZOOM. The Catholic Bishop of Derry, Donal McKeown, and the District Superintendent for the Methodist Church in Ireland, North Western District, Rev Dr Stephen Skuce, share their reflections on a post-Brexit Ireland. All welcome. The briefing will be followed […]
Hope and Responsibility in a Changing Europe
Faith in Europe Briefing (Online) – 19 January 2023, 3-5pm. “Hope may be a theological virtue, but we want to propose it is less a theory and more a visceral daily practice of life, renewal, and survival… Faced in society and in our churches with ongoing crises – of governance and democracy, of ecological violence, […]
“Oh little town of Bethlehem” – Palestinian Christians, Reality, Challenges and Prospects
Webinar: Wed 7 December 2022, 3pm. The world turns to Bethlehem during Christmas, but they have a fairytale image of the little town. However, this is a real community with real challenges. This webinar gives an insight into the reality and challenges of Palestinians and Palestinian Christians in the Holy Land. Revd Dr Munther […]
Church investment in climate solutions report launch
Tuesday 22 November 2022, 7-8.30pm. Join Operation Noah for the launch of its new report ‘Church Investment in Climate Solutions: Financing a Liveable Future’, which outlines how churches and faith institutions can take action on the climate crisis by increasing investment in climate solutions, such as renewable energy. Speakers include: Lorna Gold (Director of Movement […]
Hearing the voice of the Holy Spirit across the Christian traditions
Webinar: Thursday 17 November 2022, 6– 7.30pm. The Holy Spirit is integral to our understanding of God the Holy Trinity. Thinking about the power and the presence of Holy Spirit features strongly in some traditions, eg Pentecostals, and is seen more as part of the Trinity in other traditions, eg Orthodox and Reformed. There is […]
Sam Sharpe Lecture 2022
Watch again: ‘Bringing Down the House’. In partnership with the University of Oxford, the Sam Sharpe Partners held this year’s 10th anniversary lecture in Oxford, delivered by Professor Kehinde Andrews, Professor of Black Studies at Birmingham City University. Following the Lecture, there was a Q and A session facilitated by Patricia Daley, Professor of the […]
Churches’ engagement with Police on critical incidents
Watch again: Following the fatal Metropolitan Police-related shooting of Chris Kaba in south London on 5 September 2022, churches and faith-based organisations have appealed for compassion and justice for a wounded community. The Racial Justice Advocacy Forum, which draws its membership from Churches Together in Britain and Ireland, Baptists Together, the Methodist Church, the United […]
Conference: Building Back Greener?
Christian perspectives on the future of our economy, money and work. 7/8 October 2022. This Green Christian conference is inspired by the Joy in Enough project and will offer thought-provoking talks on creating a sustainable economy with opportunities for bringing questions and concerns. Friday 7 October 2022, 7pm (Via Zoom) Talk by environmentalist and writer, […]
Armed struggle, nonviolent resistance and role of faith groups in Myanmar
Tue 11 October 2022, 1 PM. Since Myanmar’s military seized power from the democratically elected government last year, people across the country have taken part in nonviolent resistance including strikes, protests, and civil disobedience. Alongside this, an armed struggle has emerged against the military regime, involving both forces aligned with the opposition National Unity Government […]
