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Church and SocietyTo obtain more details, click on any of the headings below
The United Reformed Church has a Church and Society agenda, because it believes that the gospel challenges the way we live, both as society and as individuals. Church and Society seeks to raise awareness, share information and encourage reflection and action in local churches. It also represents concerns to government, and others with power over the lives of the people.
The Church has criticised proposed terrorism legislation, which would give government power to close places of worship. View the full submission to the Home Office consultation ‘Preventing Extremism Together – Places of Worship’ prepared by the Church and Society and the Inter-Faith Relations committees of the URC.
Available to read here. The Church and Society Network Hotline provides the latest news on events, campaigns and resources. Available free via this link, by e-mail or post, Hotline enables us to share information we receive, and gives churches and church groups the opportunity to publicise events. To receive Hotline by e-mail or by post, contact Church and Society on church.society@urc.org.uk or tel. 020 7916 8632.
Gives access to information on a range of Church and Society related issues and organisations.
Churches have the opportunity to focus on particular issues on many Sundays through the year. Organisations often provide worship resources and background information. This calendar gives dates and web links.
Details of national and regional Church and Society staff and contact details.
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