Blog type: Student Life
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The Common Good: A Reflection on Greenbelt
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Paul Parker reflects on his time at Greenbelt with SCM.
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Church leaders call on Government to end holiday hunger
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*Breaking news from Church Action on Poverty and the ‘End Hunger UK’ campaign* CHURCH LEADERS, campaigners, education leaders and senior clergy have urged the Government to help millions of British children, by putting an end to holiday hunger. 22 signatories from a wide range of organisations signed a letter published in The Daily Telegraph today,…
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Rach’s Diary – Last Blog of the Year!
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Rach's last blog of the academic year; a chance to count trains and blogs, and a first chance to reflect on some of the exciting things that happened at Greenbelt 2017.
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Rach’s Diary – Desks, desks and more desks
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Working from home, working from Ikea and setting up the SCM office; what has Rach been up to over the last fortnight?
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SCM On The Road
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The summer is festival central, and this month has seen SCM at Naturally Supernatural, the National Justice and Peace Network’s annual conference, and the URC’s Big Day Out.
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SCM Launches the Christian Student Guide, a New Online Platform of Blogs, Recipes and Practical Tips for Living Life to the Full at Uni.
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SCM is excited to launch The Christian Student Guide, a new website that will engage current and future students with a relevant and inclusive Christian voice at university.
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Rach’s Diary – Churches, Conferences and Coffee
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Rach has been visiting in Warrington and Liverpool this week, and preached at Roby URC last Sunday.
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Rach’s Diary – a Double Conference Sandwich
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A fortnight that is best described as two conferences sandwiched in St Peter's House office time bread.
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Building God’s Kingdom in Post-Election Britain – Part Two
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SCM partner Church Action on Poverty and SCM Friend Ann Barlow on the voices we must listen to as we seek to build God’s kingdom in post-election Britain
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Heeding the Call to Mercy in Post-Election Britain
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How faith, especially God’s call to be merciful, can inform our public and private lives in post-election Britain.