Peter’s Story1 ‘I’m 67 years old and have lived alone since the death last year of both my parents. I never married because for years I belonged to a small home church and so never met a Christian woman of my own age. I hear my neighbours saying mean things…

Over the last two years, the Community Reconciliation programme in collaboration with Search for Common Ground UK has supported leaders from a number of diaspora groups to name, understand and transform community conflicts into new relationships and hope for a living a different future. From supporting a transnational civil society…

St Ethelburga’s trustee Michael Binyon writes:  (first published in the Times, 31st Oct 2016) Most of the refugee Syrian children in a classroom in Amman, the Jordanian capital, have been traumatised by violence and death. But the young teacher, supervised by a trainer, is using extra English classes to bring…

Like many of us all around the world, at St Ethelburga’s for the last 18 months we have been observing the refugee crisis worsen and asking what our response should be. As a team, we spent many months talking to different people, mapping the organisations working within this space, organising…