Our second #FaithAtHome Collective Worship episode of series two focuses on the question of how do we know we are loved? And includes a moving word piece titled ‘Identity’.

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Our sixth Faith at Home episode for Church Leaders focuses on the theme of Kindness – reflections, prayers, thoughts, fun and ideas to try at home - featuring contributions from children and young ...

This week’s Faith at Home episode explores the theme of RESILIENCE – with input from Pradip Gajjar, Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Lead at Avanti Schools Trust exploring Hindu approaches to patience ...

Novelette-Aldoni Stewart has been appointed by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York as the next Chair of the Church Buildings Council, the statutory body providing advice relating to the Church of ...

Our fifth #FaithAtHome Collective Worship episode for primary schools looks at the topic of fear and how we can face them Our fifth #FaithAtHome Collective Worship episode for secondary schools looks ...

Our third #FaithAtHome Collective Worship episode of series two seeks to explore character and renewal by asking: how do we get back on track? The Biblical story of the tax collector Zacchaeus is used ...

This week’s Faith at Home episode explores the theme of KINDNESS – with prayers, reflections, activities and fun from student leaders in Birmingham and Croydon, along with input from HeartSmart and a ...

This week’s Faith at Home episode explores the theme of VULNERABILITY, with prayers, reflections, activities and fun from student leaders in Derby and special features from HeartSmart, Prayer Spaces ...

Our tenth #FaithAtHome Collective Worship episode for primary schools explores Easter, the central festival in the Christian faith when Christians remember and celebrate their belief in Jesus' death ...

This week’s Faith at Home episode explores the theme of KINDNESS – with prayers, reflections, activities and fun from student leaders in Chorley, Canterbury and a special feature on practical acts of ...