We exist to equip parishes of the Diocese of London to reach out compassionately to the communities they serve
Our Covid-specific resources are here
Details of our major programme of events in September and October to equip the church to help people who are struggling financially in the wake of Covid-19
Missed any of our Coffee with Capital Mass events over the last few months? Catch up here!
One church in East London has saved its budget and its congregation thousands of pounds, as well as tackling climate change- through “Switch Days” for energy bills.
Could your church do the same?
Tim Thorlby, who runs the first church-founded cleaning company to pay workers a Living Wage, asks how we might rebuild a society post Covid-19 that’s better for our key workers
+Joanne Woolway Grenfell, Bishop of Stepney, helps us reflect during this Eastertide on how we live out Jesus’s command to “love one another” in the communities we find ourselves in.
Gordon Kane, fundraising consultant shares wisdom for churches navigating funding in the “New Normal” post Covid
Tuesday 29th September, 8pm-9pm
How church can raise awareness of illegal lending and what you can do about it
Thursday 1st October, 2pm-3pm
Setting up local savings clubs as part of church life, connecting with your local credit union and encouraging a culture of saving
Tuesday 6th October, 11am-12pm
How the church can help people apply for Universal Credit and support those navigating the benefit system
Wed 7th October 6pm-7pm
Find out how to become an “Acts 435” church so you can give to anyone who’s in desperate financial need
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Capital Mass Newsletter September 2020 - https://t.co/yOFXKyONZA pic.twitter.com/AgsyWFJw0D
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Huge congratulations & joy abounding to all those who've been #ordained in this season in @dioceseoflondon. We look forward to meeting you & supporting you as serve your communities compassionately. We exist to equip you. Get in touch once you've "landed"! https://t.co/zP4zbCixqm
— Capital Mass (@capitalmass) September 28, 2020
