Over 1,000 churches have now signed up to the ecumenical project
YourNeighbour.org, which has been set up in response to the coronavirus crisis.
YourNeighbour.org aims
to support vulnerable and isolated people
who are not able to access help in other ways. Anyone who contacts them
by email or their helpline (0300 323 9952) will be connected with a
local church, who can help with a phone call, shopping, picking up
prescriptions, advice or pastoral support.
Many
of CTE’s Member Churches are already involved including the Baptist
Union, Assemblies of God, Methodist Church, Salvation Army, and dioceses
from both the
Church of England and the Roman Catholic Church.
Churches who join the network have access to experts and also relevant best practice tips, such as how to get and stay connected with their community. If your church wants to get involved then visit this webpagefor details.
YourNeighbour.org is an initiative of the Good Faith Foundation (GFF), a new charity seeking to combat social exclusion by bringing people together.
Churches who join the network have access to experts and also relevant best practice tips, such as how to get and stay connected with their community. If your church wants to get involved then visit this webpagefor details.
YourNeighbour.org is an initiative of the Good Faith Foundation (GFF), a new charity seeking to combat social exclusion by bringing people together.
See the article on Churches Together England web page: https://cte.org.uk/Articles/573546/Home/News/Latest_news/_More_than.aspx
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