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Reform Oct issue news bannerHow the pandemic has affected the charity sector by Stephen Tomkins

The coronavirus pandemic has been overwhelming for charities. Lockdown has devastated fundraising, whether through events, personal giving, shops and contracts. At the same time, many charities faced a sharp increase in demand. Coming on top of a decade of governmental austerity, the prospect is grim.

Read more: The charities crisis

resized image Promo 89Take the opportunity during Black History Month to visit the United Reformed Church’s new webpage that explores the legacies of slavery.

On the page, you’ll find a range of resources including recommendations for reading, watching and listening for children and adults, YouTube clips to prompt reflection and conversation, films, music links, and much more.

Read more: Black History Month: explore legacies of slavery

Advent kit bannerThe United Reformed Church Children’s and Youth Work and Communications Teams have launched a new Advent and Christmas kit for churches to engage with families.

Advent Hope & Joy is a low cost kit that can be given to families to show that the church remembers them, cares for them and wants to connect with them, and are sized so that they can be posted through letterboxes.

Read more: New Advent and Christmas kit for churches launched

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