“For many of the young people we work with, their mentor is the first healthy adult relationship they’ve had.”

This powerful quote, shared by a youth outreach worker at a local Bristol church, was one of many transformative testimonies shared during our recent mentoring convention.

On 3 December, the Good Faith Partnership hosted a webinar titled ‘Christ and Country in Our Politics.’ Moderated by Bishop Philip Mounstephen, the session featured a rich and engaging discussion between Danny Kruger MP and Jon Cruddas on the topic of Christian Nationalism.

On 28 November, the Good Faith Partnership hosted a webinar titled ‘Christ and Country in Our Churches.’ Moderated by Lord Marvin Rees, the session featured a lively and thought-provoking discussion between Helen Paynter and Sarah Shin on the complex topic of Christian Nationalism.

On 10 November, the Good Faith Partnership - as part of our support for the General Secretary of the Abu Dhabi Forum for Peace - was delighted to assist in organising an event in Parliament showcasing the Great Faith: Stories of Sacrifice and Contribution exhibition.

Good Faith Partnership was delighted to bring faith leaders together with the Minister for Climate Katie White in Westminster in early November 2025.

A survey of more than 100 Ukrainian families who have made their homes in Bristol in the past three years, shows two out of three households now ‘feel part of the Bristol community’.

Faith leaders and representatives of leading faith organisations from across the UK’s faith communities including Christian, Muslim, Sikh, Buddhist and Jewish traditions, gathered in Westminster on 9 July as part of the Act Now, Change Forever mass lobby for action on climate and nature.

Bristol Thriving Communities is a collaborative project between the Good Faith Partnership and Christian Action Bristol.

The National Academy for Social Prescribing (NASP) announces a two-year project that will explore and strengthen the vital contribution of faith communities to social prescribing across England.

David Barclay, Managing Partner for the Good Faith Partnership, responds to recent debate about immigration policy in the UK.

The Good Faith Partnership - as part of our support for the Abu Dhabi Forum for Peace - has backed the exhibit Great Faith: Stories of Sacrifice and Contribution.

On 18 March, Anna Dixon MP hosted a reception in Parliament on behalf of the ChurchWorks Commission, bringing together 130 people, including church leaders, representatives from Christian charities, and more than 30 parliamentarians.

The Sacred Sites Promoting Pluralism initiativeis part of Pepperdine University’s Programme on Global Faith and Inclusive Societies, and has been researching how to leverage the power of sacred sites to overcome interfaith hostility and promote the value of pluralism, the peaceful coexistence of people of different perspectives (including religious beliefs).

On 30 January ChurchWorks launched our research report, in partnership with Theos, into the role that churches and faith groups are already playing in social prescribing.

Asylum seekers ask to be made to feel more at home in the UK in this report from Good Faith Partnership and NACCOM, the No Accommodation Network.

On 2 December 2024, the AI Faith and Civil Society Commission, joined forces with the Artificial Intelligence All-Party Parliamentary Group (AI APPG).

Faith groups play an important role in “neighbourhood level preventative care”, said Esther Platt, Senior Consultant for Good Faith Partnership and its ChurchWorks Commission, at a parliamentary event in October 2024.

The AI Faith & Civil Society Commission met recently to focus on developing its strategy for 2025.

Warm Welcome Spaces have been recognised in the 2024 Third Sector Awards for Breakthrough of the Year

Church leaders from all major denominations met with government ministers on Thursday 5 September 2024 to chart a path for stronger partnerships and tackling child poverty together.