New Temple Urban Tract : by Sarah Small of the Eden Network

What does it mean to seek renewal in neighbourhoods shaped by loss, resilience, and hope?

Sarah Small's Temple Urban Tract reflects on place, faithfulness, and long-term presence in urban contexts

Read here: williamtemplefoundation.org.uk/temple-tract...

Eden Network: www.facebook.com/EdenNetwork

From Westminster to the Streets of Birmingham: The Secret Architecture of UK’s Christian Nationalism

A far-right 'Walk with Jesus' is planned for Birmingham. From UKIP's street theatre to Reform UK's intellectual veneer, CAFR unmasks the movement weaponising our faith.

https://christiansagainstthefarright.substack.com/p/from-westminster-to-the-streets-of?

How can we take a practical and prophetic role to challenging poverty in our neighbourhood?

"The Gospels present Jesus not only as a spiritual leader but also as as a social reformer deeply committed to social justice. His ministry to the marginalised, the parables emphasising compassionate action, his challenge to economic injustices and his vision of an inclusive Kingdom of God collectively paint a powerful picture of social justice."

Important and powerful writing by Alex Frost on the Church Urban Fund site.

https://cuf.org.uk/news/local_practical_prophetic_challenging_poverty?