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These resources can help a small group engage with faith, justice and peace. Have you used one of these resources with your group? Let us know how it went by emailing enquiries@jpit.uk.

How Does Change Happen?

Have you ever wanted to make change but don’t feel like you know enough to try?

Perhaps you’ve recognised the biblical call to social justice but aren’t sure how to put it into action?

Or maybe you’ve been involved in campaigns in the past but are keen to be more effective going forward?

Then this is the small group resource for you.

How Does Change Happen?

Art of the Possible

Does politics have a role in the Church or is it a distraction from our mission? Is politics about compromise – what is possible – when our Christian faith is about truth?

At a time when a lot of people say they are turned off by politics, many in our churches are still concerned about what is going on in our world. What does politics mean for our faith – and what should our faith mean for our politics?

The Art of the Possible is a resource produced to help people to explore these questions. 

Download it here

Conversation Welcome

It’s good to talk, but talking about things we disagree over can be difficult. ‘Conversation Welcome’ is a resource designed to equip churches to have health conversations about the sort of society we wish to live in and to leave to future generations. 

Conversation Welcome

Faith in Foodbanks

Find out what Churches and individuals can do to engage with the issues raised by the rise in the need for foodbanks.

‘Faith in Foodbanks?’ includes information on the issues, a series of bible studies and worship resources and practical actions you can take

Faith in Foodbanks

 

 

Housing and Homelessness

More than Bricks and Mortar: Our updated resource considers the political, practical and theological questions around our engagement with the housing and crisis. What is the nature of the problem? As Christians, how can we speak truth and strive for justice in this area? What policies would make a meaningful difference, and how can we campaign for these, as well as making change happen in our own communities?

More than Bricks and Mortar

A Place To Call Home: These six bible studies for small group discussion focus on a range of issues around housing. It is produced by our four churches in collaboration with Housing Justice and Scottish Churches Housing Action. As individuals and congregations, how can we be stimulated to consider our responsibilities and act in the face of housing issues that are becoming an increasing reality in communities up and down the country?

A Place to Call Home

 

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