Capital Mass is responding to the COVID 19 crisis, working closely with the Diocese to help support churches who are seeking their communities at this extraordinary time of need.
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How can we have special consideration for our disabled neighbours at this time?
We have put together a 2-hour webinar and online resource library covering the basics of what churches and community leaders can do to help people in financial crisis due to the Coronavirus
The questions we’re all asking with the rapidly changing situation as London comes to terms with the Coronavirus outbreak - we don’t have answers but we’re here to help churches where we can
At St Pauls Hounslow West, listening to God and their community has meant they have grown an extraordinary “ordinary” community cafe, to meet the needs of the parish they serve. Here is the story of it.
You are invited to a celebration of the churches work around Winter Night Shelters, at St Paul’s Cathedral, hosted by our friends Housing Justice and Rt Hon Stephen Timms MP.
In this guest blog, Jenny Sinclair, founder of Together for the Common Good shares wisdom on how Christians can read the signs of the times and work towards the “Common Good”- for the healing of our society, across tribalism and divides.
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If you're a church wondering how you can help people in need with a small crisis grant to tide them over: why not become a @Acts435 advocate? Free to register; you then post requests online for those you know; it's crowdfunded across the UK; money sent to you to pass on. Genius! https://t.co/xXU8nV02MT
— Capital Mass (@capitalmass) April 9, 2020
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Really vital for any parishes supporting people who find themselves homeless at this time. https://t.co/pqdTMkQvbr
— Capital Mass (@capitalmass) April 8, 2020
