Seek the welfare of the city, and pray to the LORD on its behalf, for in its welfare, you will find your welfare - Jeremiah 29.7
I had a profound recognition of how our faith calls us to build relationships.
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What does Christian witness look like in a time of unravelling?
In a culture marked by fragmentation, including loneliness, polarisation and an economy that can weaken relationships, we are being called to rediscover something essential.
Jenny Sinclair reflects on a vision of
Rob Stewart shares his concern that modern economies are not only unjust but also deeply harmful, isolating people and working against the grain of humanity.
Join him, Al Roxburgh and Jenny Sinclair in this latest episode of the Leaving Egypt podcast on Substack or wherever you
Luigino Bruni observes how communities are losing touch with the core of what it means to be God’s people.
In his discussion with Al Roxburgh and Jenny Sinclair on the Leaving Egypt podcast, Luigino Bruni insists that “crisis itself has precious things to teach”, and that at
Our Common Good Schools program works relationally to deliver training in a way that is helpful to our school partners.
Jo Stow met and trained staff from St Augustine's High in Redditch and St Thomas More in Willenhall, so that they can deliver Common Good Schools in their
What does it mean to be a Christian in this volatile cultural moment?
Our Easter newsletter opens with Jenny Sinclair arguing that, amid widespread disenchantment and dispossession, simple hopes for Christian revival risk overlooking England’s far more complex spiritual
What does it mean for a charity, an organisation or a church, to be truly Christian in a time when Christian identity is contested?
@FrDavidRanson suggests that identity cannot be separated from mission - that it emerges through engagement, dialogue, and service.
He explores
Is society a zero-sum game?
@OBEhizele explores how this assumption shapes public life and how the Christian vision of divine abundance points to a richer moral imagination rooted in cooperation and the common good.
Read his thoughts 👇
https://t4cg.substack.com/p/beyond-zero-sum-thinking-recovering
Our Lady of Victories Primary took part in the pilot for our Common Good Schools KS2 program.
We are delighted that Anna Madden, their Headteacher, has shared the positive experience that the pupils in their school have had with the material.
Applications are open for primary
For several years, Jenny Sinclair has been reading the signs of the times, exploring the relationship between churches and poorer communities and highlighting the need for change.
“Whose Side is the Church On?” is a chapter she has written for a recently published in a book
