What are #SmallActsOfHope and why do we need them?
Last month, as England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland got into gear for a general election after many months of wrangling and toxicity over Brexit, Ekklesia launched its
Introducing #SmallActsOfHope - things we can all do
Here at Ekklesia we have been thinking about what things ‘ordinary people’ – that’s all of us, one way or another – can do to nurture hope and resist the tide of negativity in these islands and bey
Rediscovering #SmallActsOfHope: a reflection for searchers
In a world marked by increasing division, hostility, dangerous right-wing populism and white supremacism, it is necessary for those committed to justice, peace and sustainability for people and pla
Rediscovering #SmallActsOfHope: a reflection for Christians
Ekklesia’s own roots are in progressive Christian radicalism – the work of the peace churches (notably Mennonites and Quakers), nonconformism and the dissenting and communitarian strands of mainstr
How Ekklesia manages data and privacy
Ekklesia is committed to maintaining the trust and confidence of users, supporters, associates, contributors, partners, donors and visitors to our website and social media.
Exploring the ethics of everyday life
You are invited to a public discussion at the University of Edinburgh on ’The Ethics of Everyday Life’ with Dr Michae
Open Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury from sexual abuse survivor Gilo
Earlier in October 2017, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby
General Election 2017: rolling blog
Welcome to Ekklesia's rolling blog on the General Election 2017, which will be running actively from an hour after close of polls at 11pm tonight, Thursday 8 June 2017, through to the morni
Virginia Moffatt moves on
Virginia Moffatt, who has been Ekklesia’s Chief Operating Officer for the past two years, is leaving the organisation this week to take up an important NHS post in Oxford, where she lives.
Join Ekklesia at Greenbelt: housing, war and peace, sexuality and the Bible
Ekklesia is delighted to be involved in more events and discussions than ever before at the 216 Greenbelt Festival, which brings Christians and others together to look at how the world is being, an
