In this blog, Lizzy explores the life of Archbishop Óscar Romero and the way in which this represented a brilliant example of someone who constantly put their faith into action. 

It has been over one month since the World Day of Social Justice, celebrated every year on 20th February. The day focuses on addressing issues including poverty, marginalisation and gender inequality. To mark the day, our latest Everyday Theology blog explores the song Tears of Rain by rock band Greta Van Fleet. 

Based on her own experience of having a friend living through the war in Ukraine, Lizzy reflects on what it means to live a life of faith in action when taking action feels impossible. 

We’ve collated some resources that we hope will help you better understand the situation in Ukraine and assist you as you reflect and pray in your SCM group.

Is it better to buy products that are Fairtrade or Rainforest Alliance? What do those labels mean? Lizzy explains it all.

Lent, in its simplest form, is a time for learning. 

An extension of our most recent Everyday Theology blog about Paolo Nutini's Iron Sky, take a listen to Charlie Chaplin's famous speech from The Great Dictator (1940) and have a read of why it is, perhaps, still inescapably relevant today. 

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.