
The plight of refugees evicted at seven days’ notice
Refugees attending the weekly drop in at a West London Church share their fears at the prospect of homelessness.
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Refugees attending the weekly drop in at a West London Church share their fears at the prospect of homelessness.
Revd Rachel Greaves-Brown shares how leading The Sanctuary Course impacted both herself and her church community, and gives three top tips for anyone planning to run the course.
Churches across the Diocese of London are expressing alarm at the dramatically increasing numbers of newly- recognised refugees experiencing homelessness, due to a recent Home Office change in practice to give only seven days’ notice to leave their accommodation
Three inspiring short stories from three different churches around the Diocese, about their response to the call to care for the welfare of the city, and of the young people within their neighbourhood
An afternoon learning together about churches that are serving their communities and how that leads to good growth, & exploring the Growing Good resources from Church Urban Fund
Lighthouse is a food project run by a group of Anglican churches in East London. From small beginnings, Lighthouse serves people in need through practical and relational support. In this short film, Hannah, describes it’s aims and hopes, plus three things she thinks it takes to run a food project.