FaithAction are continuing our work to seek the voices of faith groups across the country as we continue to deal with the impact COVID-19 has had on our communities & the way we worship.
In November, FaithAction hosted a virtual conference, Building Back Better: The Role of Faith. This three-part event featured a statement from the Faith Minister, Lord Greenhalgh, an interview with the government’s faith advisor, Colin Bloom, and numerous discussions and presentations from MPs, academics, and faith leaders. (If you missed this conference, you can watch the recordings on our website).
During the final session of this conference, we turned to Faith in the Future, where our multifaith panel explored how faith can play its part in ‘building back better’ and sustaining a more cohesive British society, post COVID-19 and post-Brexit. The intent was not for this to be a one-off conversation. Instead, we hope to use it as a launch pad into discussions in the new year with faith communities, large and small, up and down the country. Since June, our Faith-COVID Response project has focused on capturing the needs of faith communities during this time of pandemic. Now, we want to capture your ideas as we look ahead and begin advocating for the kind of ‘new deal with faith communities’ that you’d like to see.
Please join us and contribute your thoughts to the discussion.
Please Note:
We will be recording this session for our records. This recording will not be shared with anyone outside of FaithAction without your express permission.
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