Resource theme: Church Resources
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The Basics
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More info coming soon! Links and downloads Session 2 – Nativity images: Nativity Images.pdf Session 3 – Large-format quotes: Large Format ‘Explaining Easter’ Quotes.docx Session 5 – 5-min Intro to Hermenutics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YiACCea0wY Session 6 – Video Stories: https://youtu.be/PW7EAmnxNRY
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Progressive Evangelism
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‘Progressive Evangelism’ is the second in a series of resources published as part of SCM’s Affirming Christianity project. The course consists of four sessions, each taking a different approach to the subject; tackling what is hard about evangelism with it’s legacy of imperialism; what is the ‘good news’ in our own understanding; what evangelism in…
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Student Sunday 2024
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The Universal Day of Prayer for Students (UDPS) is coordinated by the World Student Christian Federation (WSCF), and has been celebrated since 1898, making it one of the oldest ecumenical days of prayer. It is marked on the third Sunday of February every year, serving as a tangible sign of our common life, connecting student movements…
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Trans Day of Remembrance Liturgy
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In November 2022, the SCM Trans Theology Group came together to create a liturgy to mark Trans Day of Remembrance. You are welcome to use this resource by yourself or with a group of people. This liturgy is merely a guide; if you feel inspired to create something different, we welcome you to create it. …
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Going to Uni Leaders Guide: Resources
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These printables will correlate to the workshops in your Guide so you just find the ones you need and you will be on your way! We have even included a full bonus workshop about budgeting and finance if you fancy it, or as a bonus activity you might want to just run the budgeting game…
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The SCM Little Book of Ice Breakers
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Introduction Welcome to the SCM little book of icebreakers! When we don’t take time to ‘break the ice’ a group activity can feel like a trek through drying cement with strangers, and we want yours to be more akin to a walk in the park with good friends! The games and activities contained in this…
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How to Use Social Media
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There are lots of great reasons for using social media – to create dialogue, to share information, and to keep in touch. Having a presence online can be really beneficial to your group and it’s members. What is social media? Social media is a form of web-based communication. It has transformed the way we communicate, and created…
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How to Run an Engaging Freshers Stall
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Freshers’ week is a key time to attract new members to your society and raise your profile. There will be lots of stalls, events and opportunities for students once they reach university. So get organised and make sure you stand out from the crowd. Here are SCM’s top ten tips to help you get started.…
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How to Run a Workshop
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Workshops are a great way to help people engage with big issues and work together. If you have a well thought out plan and feel confident then nothing should stop your workshop being a great success! Get support If you’ve never done something like this before, or you’re just a bit busy, don’t feel you…
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How to Publicise Your Group
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Student groups have the eternal problem of recruiting new members. Whether you’re an existing group whose members have graduated or a new group just starting out, letting people know that you exist and what you’re about is crucial. It will take a bit of work and a lot of enthusiasm, but there’s no reason your…