NJPN Conference update
The NJPN conference offers opportunity to take part in a number of workshops, each providing information and ideas for action read more
We must devote ourselves to the long term aim of restoring community
After the Referendum – Supporting One Another It is only days since most of us were shocked by the results read more
NJPN North West Justice & Peace E-Bulletin July 2016
‘What about welcoming the stranger? We would do well to heed Sunday’s second reading (26 June): “You must love your read more
Fostering a culture of encounter
Responding to the concern expressed by many following the decision to leave the EU, one of the keynote speakers at read more
‘A National discussion on immigration that is humane and honest’
Representatives of organisations working with refugees and asylum seekers have written an open letter calling for the Prime Minister to read more
Response to Brexit from War on Want
Whichever way you voted, many will feel a sense of relief that the referendum is over. The mainstream debate became read more
What next? – A strong message from Christians in Politics
‘More than ever, we need Christians willing to engage in the political process, build relationships and serve their communities during read more
NJPN Conference – Engaging in the political process
At a time when so many are disengaged from the political process the Annual Justice & Peace Conference in July, read more
What does it mean to be a church of the poor?
Pope Francis has said that he wants “a poor Church, for the poor”. But what does it actually mean to read more
Pax Christi UK reflects on Peacemaking and Europe
In its latest newsletter Pax Christi UK offers three articles on the peacemaking role of Europe. One of its Vice read more