SCM's blog

In 2023, the iconic 120 year-old Sycamore tree at Hadrian's Wall was illegally felled in an act of vandalism. What can we learn from it's destruction, and the new growth we see emerging today? 

Are you passionate about the work of SCM? Do you want an opportunity to develop your skills? 

Stand for election to General Council!

As a student-led movement, the views of our members are at the heart of everything that we do. 

That's why General Council, the decision making body of the movement, is made up of students and recent graduates. At the Annual General Meeting this April, members will have the opportunity to elect new representatives to General Council. Could that be you?

Gaby from Ace Space LDN explores her relationship to Valentine's day as someone who is aromantic and asexual. 

As part of our Lessons from the West End series, Shanika reflects on Mamma Mia! and what the film can teach Christians about foregrounding women’s stories, especially those of middle-aged women.

Simon reflects on the life, faith, and martyrdom of King Charles I, and what can still be learned from his example today.

Simon reflects on his views around pacifism, and how they have evolved. 

Mo responds to the 'death' of Living in Love and Faith. TW: homophobia, religious abuse, self-harm.

For the Trans* Day of Remembrance (TDoR) this year we are inviting members of our community to take part in a creative project honouring the lives of trans* folk who been killed in the past year because of transphobic violence. Find out how you can take part.

Why the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory's findings matter, and why denying them is dangerous. Written by Lizzy Norman-Sargent, a former SCM Faith in Action Project Worker.

Soph Day, a PhD student and Higher Education Academic, join us to share their experience.