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With the findings from the recent IPCC report, the freak weather events across the globe and even the ocean on fire, it's feeling more and more difficult to have hope for the future of humanity. Liz suggests that despite the seemingly hopeless circumstances, we need to find a way to hold onto hope for our sake and the sake of the most disadvantaged and vulnerable.

A reflection on belonging in community for A Level Results Day 2021.

Nathan Olsen reflects on how he finds hope in a world that has become increasingly smaller and more broken in the wake of Covid-19.

Two weeks ago (and three months later than originally scheduled), 25 students and SCM staff arrived in Ledbury to reflect on the theme of Waiting in Hope through talks, worship and Lego.

From the moment of my arrival, it was clear we would be having a good time together. Many of the attendees had already arrived, and were playing games outside. This spirit of fun and community continued throughout the weekend, with people playing sports and chatting outside between sessions and in the evenings.

Lou reflects on the subtle difference between optimism and hope after our 2021 National Gathering. 

Debbie kicks off our Stories of Hope blog series reflecting on having hope in the midst of serious illness.

CW: illness, cancer, death

SCM Britain celebrates the news of a ceasefire between Israel and Palestine, but we recognise that this is the first step and not the last. We stand in solidarity with the people of Palestine and call upon SCM members and the wider Church to continue to learn about what’s happening, raise awareness in our communities, amplify Palestinian voices, and take action.

SCM members Jack and Annie have recently embarked on a new adventure volunteerings with the Iona Community. As a result, SCM has entered into a partnership with the Iona Community, who share our values of justice, peace, spirituality, inclusion and community. 

Augustine puts forward a case for scrapping the term BAME and instead adopting People of Global Majority.