Empathy not Sympathy
From a blog by Nuture Development
Empathy binds us together. Sympathy divides us and turns us into consumers.
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A ministry of loitering
From a blog by Fresh Expressions USA
Jesus was hanging around healing pools, busy street intersections, and wells and revealed to those around him their sacred worth.
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Empty-handed ministers - 2
Geoff Knott
Are You a Good Neighbour? is an online course designed to help you apply the principles of helping without hurting in everyday life—and take the first steps toward building personal relationships with people in poverty.
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Empty-handed ministers - 1
From a blog by Fresh Expressions USA
In stripping your team of their basic resources, Jesus is forcing you to rely completely on the local resources of those you visit due to your posture of dependence.
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Anglican church-based social action
From a report by Church Urban Fund
Responding to social issues and building community. Report on Church in Action 2017: A National Survey of Church Based Social Action.
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Supporting those serving on the margins
From a report by The Centre of Theology and Commun
A report exploring how churches can support and equip their members whose work or ministry with those ‘on the margins’ takes place primarily outside of church walls.
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Emergency Use Only: Update 2017
From a report by CPAG
Foodbank use update - what more had been learned, what initiatives were working locally, what policies had been changed and what still needs to be done.
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The Church and the World
From a report by Lausanne Movement
Christians around the world today find themselves in very different contexts than they did 40 years ago - need to think differently about the people among whom they live and work.
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The banquet
A mural by Hyatt Moore
There was once a man who threw a great dinner party and invited many. When it was time for dinner, he sent out his servant to the invited guests, saying, ‘Come on in; the food’s on the table.’
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