Compassionate Communities: the new name for Capital Mass. We exist to support & equip every parish in the Diocese in serving their communities compassionately: the practical love of God in action.
Our local churches across the Diocese of London already offer over 1,500 ministries of compassion.
Our key themes of work are below, or get in touch with us here.
Have you seen our Lent “Compassion Stories”? Each day an ordinary disciples tells their story of how following Jesus has led them into service of others
The launch of “Coming Home”: the report from the Archbishop’s Commission on Housing
The Rt Revd Joanne Woolway Grenfell reflects on the biblical imperative to work to stopping youth violence in our capital
Brian Cuthbertson reflects on the great progress made by churches to tackle climate change; and sets out five practical things our churches can do to continue the journey
Announcing our new monthly prayer bulletin around housing issues. Would you join us in praying for the housing crisis in London and those called to tackle it?
Tash Jesson, Theology Director for the Fair Energy Campaign, explains why holding a church Energy Switch Day is a way we can seek justice and love our neighbour.
Weekly on Thursdays, 10am-11am
A weekly coffee and catch up for anyone who offers help to people around money and debt to people in their communities. A place to chat, network and just have a breather. Drop in whenever you can! Zoom Link here
4 part course in April, May & June
What could it look like for churches to join together to raise awareness of modern slavery, protect those who are vulnerable, and welcome the survivors into their communities? We aim to find out together over 4 sessions, held over 2 months.
Today we give thanks for the Fairtrade Foundation. It’s Fairtrade Fortnight, which this year is highlighting the growing challenges that climate change brings to farmers and workers in the communities Fairtrade works with. #StayAndPray pic.twitter.com/4dHcywAQUV
— JPIT (@PublicIssues) February 27, 2021
