Vulnerable & at risk
Caring for society's most vulnerable groups
How can we support NHS workers during the coronavirus pandemic?
Dr John Greenall, of the Christian Medical Fellowship, explains how we can understand, pray for and support NHS frontline workers
Mission
People of prayer in places of pain
How Christians are called to partner in groaning (Romans 8) alongside their communities
Mission
A struggle to stay afloat amid the pandemic
Churches around the UK have been doing an amazing job helping the most vulnerable groups during the pandemic, but might one community they’d never thought be in need?
Society
Roundtable: The church and later life
Four ways the UK church can further support older people during and after the coronavirus pandemic
Church
Helping people heal from trauma caused by coronavirus
The Trauma Healing Institute has produced materials to help people heal from the pain and suffering caused by the coronavirus crisis, and I'll be using these in my home group
Mission
Restored: supporting victims of domestic abuse
As the COVID-19 lockdown increases domestic abuse risks, we have created resources to help protect women and children from harm
Developing a food distribution and debt strategy
UK cities creative strategies to address rising needs
Implementing chaplaincy services, mental health support structures and bereavement strategies
A conversation to raise awareness and start a process of equipping us to become bereavement friendly churches as mental health issues rise.
Politics
Impact of coronavirus on charities
How has this crisis affected the work and mission of evangelical charities?
Show yourself some compassion
These challenging times call for self-compassion too
Church
Money and PPE boost for churches and ministries
Samaritan's Purse makes money and PPE available to churches and Christian projects through its This is Love initiative
Discipleship
Kintsugi Hope online wellbeing groups
Connecting with others online can help us look after our mental and emotional wellbeing, because social isolation need not mean social disconnection
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