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Our second perspective on COP26 comes from Liz Marsh. First published in Movement magazine issue 165. 

From issue 165 of Movement Magazine. The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, more commonly referred to as COP26, was held in Glasgow last November. Here, three people who were there share their reflections on the conference and it’s outcomes. 

Nathan reflects on The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity and the importance of ecumenism and the world church. 

In September SCM attended the DSEI arms fair protests along with other faith groups. Here, Phoebe reflects on the day.

If you read the Church Times – or engage with ‘Church twitter’ or similar circles on social media – you may have noticed a recent article on obesity that sparked some heated discourse. The article may have been a well-intentioned attempt to engage the Church with issues of physical health and human flourishing, but its presentation on the Church Times front page left a lot to be desired.

Lizzy and Alana announce plans for a new long-term campaign and how you can get involved.

Shanika writes about how she's proud of being a fighter for this month's Black History theme 'Proud To Be'.

For the past eight months, SCM members, trustees and staff have been meeting regularly to read and discuss the Living in Love and Faith resources. Here, members of the group reflect on their experience.

We started reading the Living in Love and Faith book back when it was published in November and have spent the past eight months reflecting on it as a group. The process has been a challenging, yet engaging time, which allowed us to understand our thoughts and feelings about our faith, our experiences, and our relationship with the wider Church.

An Open Letter from SCM to the Church of England Living in Love and Faith and Next Steps groups

Dear Siblings in Christ,