We are a movement of over 8,000 churches and charities, based in over 150 cities and towns, working together, on the ground, to see our places transformed.
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Theology Day 2024
Our Theology Day happened last month on 26th November. We were generously hosted by Oxford Community Church at the Kings Centre with more than 50 people participating from across the UK and beyond. The day was filled with revelation, conversation and...
Intercultural Church and City Transformation Gathering
Date: 12noon, 31st January – 1st February 4:30pm Location: All Nations Centre, Vauxhall, London Theme: ONE BODY. Many Parts. From every nation, tribe, people and language.The plans for the London 2025 Intercultural Church and City Transformation Roundtable Gathering...
catch up on our 2024 summit videos
Wow! What an incredible time we had together at this year’s Summit! Thank you so much to everyone who was able to join us and to the many of you who contributed. We hope that you were encouraged, inspired and equipped for all the amazing work that you do in your...
latest Stories
Discovering a Bigger Vision for Unity and Transformation in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
Movement For Recovery is about transformation of our places focusing on collaboration with civic and health authorities engaging on social transformation. The pandemic and cost of living crisis has created considerable challenges in our communities and civic leaders...
Reflections from Birmingham on the War in the Middle East
The horrors of the Israel/Hamas war are played out on our news media 24/7 with despair upon despair. Christians will have a wide variety of views about it but as unity movements three things matter. How can we serve the Prince of Peace in a time of destruction and loss? How do...
cost of living updates: southampton
The Cost of Living crisis has led to a range of responses across the country. We want to share different approaches and experiences. ‘Yes, it’s incredible that so many warm spaces have been opened and meals have been shared, but terrifying that it’s needed in the city.’...
