Some politicians believe that the UK is a 'Christian country'. Ruth Wilde, Faith in Action Project Worker, believes it's important for Christians to reject that idea.
Articles in the 'Faith in Action' category
The Liberal and the Martyr
Jonathan Murden, a student at Durham University, writes a personal reflection on Tim Farron's resignation.
More in Common
SCM Groups Worker, Lizzie Gawen, tells us about her experience of a 'Great Get Together' event in Birmingham and other inter-faith and community-building work she's been doing.
Getting Together and Building Community
SCM member, Emma Temple, writes about her experience of one of the 'Great Get Together' events on the weekend.
Brexit, Division and Social Cohesion: One Year On
Douglas Board, the author of Time of Lies, guest blogs for SCM about why Christians should set to work creating encounters across divides and building a cohesive, empathetic society one year after the divisive Brexit vote.
A reflection on International Conscientious Objector Day
SCM General Council member, Simone Ramacci, reflects on International Conscientious Objectors Day and what it means to be peacemakers.
An International Ban on Nuclear Weapons?
Faith in Action Project Worker, Ruth Wilde, shares her thoughts about the current negotiations at the UN to ban nuclear weapons.
GE 2017: Two SCM Members Put Forward Their Political Viewpoints
SCM members Rhys and Adam give their very opposite takes on the upcoming General Election. Students: use your voice and use your vote in June! Register to vote here.
How my Faith Changed at University: Learning and Growing
Ellen Lesser, an SCM member and a student at the University of Exeter, tells of how her experience studying Theology made her faith stronger.
How My Faith Changed at University: Finding a Community of Faith and Action
Nick Gore, member of SCM Sheffield, describes how he was able to match up his faith and his passion for social justice at university.
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