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How faith, especially God’s call to be merciful, can inform our public and private lives in post-election Britain.

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. 

In the first part of a new series, we ask SCM friends, members and partner organisations to share their perspective on how we continue to build God’s kingdom in post-election Britain

SCM member Nathan Olsen looks at the role poverty and inequality has to play in this General Election.

Good leadership involves striking a fine balance between listening and doing, working tirelessly and enjoying rest.

We kick off a new series looking at the General Election 2017, sharing different perspectives from SCM members, students, Friends and partner organisations in the build-up to – and in the aftermath of – the vote on 8 June.

When we’re disappointed with the result of an election, how do we carry on building God’s kingdom?

Finding a spiritual home in the Religious Society of Friends.

What’s at stake in the General Election? SCM member James Blackhall gives his take as a Christian and political activist.