Jesus calls us to follow Him, and this involves commitment in all aspects of our lives. He calls us to live for Him in the workplace, which for many of us is where we interact most with those who do not yet know Him. We are to live as salt and light, talking with our colleagues about Jesus, influencing our organisations and encouraging integrity in how the organisation behaves. None of this is easy, but this is our calling to live for Jesus at work.
These four resources seek to inspire and equip Christians to faithfully live for Jesus in their workplaces. The resources include tips for sharing the gospel and information on their legal rights and freedoms in the work context as well as tackle conscience issues Christians may face in the workplace, and where to seek support and accountability.
God continues to move powerfully through you. You have continued to look out for fellow believers and those who do not know Jesus personally. Good news has been proclaimed in word and deed to communities across the UK and lives have been touched and transformed by His work.
This collection of stories is a snapshot of God’s kingdom work on earth through His partnership with us as His people, His church.
Speaking up for Jesus at work can be awkward, and it can have risks, but the great news is that those risks are often smaller than we think, and the protections are significant. This excellent resource shows how we can learn to bring our whole selves to work as Christians – acting wisely and sensitively, we can be confident there is room for Christian lives and Christian views in our workplaces and there is help and protection if things get difficult. What are you waiting for!
Stories of Hope
Stories of Hope: Cost of Living
How the church is bringing hope to communities across the UK during this cost of living crisis
Stories of Hope: addiction recovery
This report highlights the magnitude of work by Christians and churches to tackle addiction across Scotland
Stories of Hope Wales
The Stories of Hope report shows the impact churches in Wales had in their communities during lockdown
Stories of Hope Scotland
The Stories of Hope report shows the impact churches in Scotland had in their communities during lockdown
Stories of Hope in a year of challenge
Throughout history we have seen God use His people to bring hope in the midst of great hardship. 2020 has been no exception.Articles:
MSPs set to debate Stories of Hope
The upcoming debate is an opportunity to highlight the significant positive impact churches across Scotland have had in their communities during lockdown
Stories of Hope 2: Welcome to the series
God continues to show His love through His people – dive into our new six-part series and be inspired by stories from across the UK church
Stories of hope: Ps&Gs Church Edinburgh
Dave Richards, rector at St Paul's and St George's Church in Edinburgh, shares how the church is still active and creatively engaging people in lockdown
Over 200,000 stories of hope during lockdown
The Stories of Hope report shows the huge impact churches have had in delivering support and responding to the needs of their communities during lockdown
Stories of Hope: addiction recovery report presented at Scottish parliament
Celebrating the work of Christians and churches who are helping thousands recover from addiction
Hope from altar to kitchen table
Sharing food builds bridges with those inside and out of church – here's our story
Hope for asylum seekers
When 350 asylum seekers arrived in Stockport, our council called us to help...
Hope in Wales
Restoration and great "advent-ures": how churches in Wales are sharing Christ's love
Hope for the harvest
Our hope has grown as we’ve sown seeds of the gospel in places we never thought possible
Hope through the arts
The art club supporting mental wellbeing and helping people connect with God
