Monthly Archives: May 2018

The Methodist Church May 2018 Can’t read this? Click here  E-News Thy Kingdom Come: have you taken the #Pledge2Pray?       Thy Kingdom Come is a global prayer movement in which Christians pray for people to come to know Jesus. Taking place … Continue reading →

Joint Public Issues Team Blog Power posing: cause for concern? Posted: 03 May 2018 09:15 AM PDT Rachel Allison explores the latest trend of political power posing and asks what it means that our politicians think they must be superheroes… … Continue reading →

The Methodist Church May 2018 Can’t read this? Click here   The Buzz Issue 175 Welcome to the Buzz!    The Buzz is a great resource that brings the whole Methodist Church in Britain together by sharing good news from the Connexion. The stories below illustrate … Continue reading →

More than 340 United Reformed Church Ministers and Church Related Community Workers from across the denomination’s 13 synods, spent four days being inspired and challenged. The URC’s first Ministers’ Gathering took place at Yarnfield Park Training and Conference Centre, this week (between 30 April – 3 May 2018), as part of Walking the Way: Living the life of… Continue reading →

The Methodist Church 3 May 2018 Can’t read this? Click here  The Week Ahead   Hi everyone, and welcome to The Week Ahead. Today we are celebrating World Press Freedom Day. Andy Jackson will be staffing the out-of-hours support line this week on 020 … Continue reading →

In the latest edition of Reform magazine, four commentators explore whether things are getting better for women – in a religious context, in the wake of the #MeToo movement and equal pay scandal. ‘Women have made a lot of progress but there’s lots more to do,’ says Dawn Butler MP, Labour’s Shadow Secretary of State… Continue reading →

Joint Public Issues Team Blog Good Ruddance to the hostile environment? Posted: 01 May 2018 03:08 AM PDT Home Secretary Amber Rudd is the Cabinet’s latest casualty. Helen Byrne hopes she takes her Department’s ‘hostile environment’ policy with her: Amber … Continue reading →