There’s an upcoming opportunity for young Christians in particular to hear about opportunities in chaplaincy, on 4 November, 6-7.30pm. Nigel Roberts, West Midlands FE Chaplaincy Ambassador, will be one of the contributors – please click here for more details! (Picture:…
On 10 October it was great to be at the 2024 Christian Funders’ Forum Showcase, hosted at the House of Lords. Two projects which have been recipients of funding from St Peter’s Saltley Trust were amongst the award winners: Christian…
Religion & Worldviews Home Educators’ Fund Are you a home educating parent or guardian in the West Midlands region? We are excited to announce the launch of a new, pilot Religion & Worldviews Home Educators’ Fund, OPEN NOW! Home educating parents and…
Researching Mission and Ministry in Rural Contexts is a web gathering on Wed 10 July, 7.30-9.00 designed to bring together people considering, starting or involved in researching ministry and mission in rural contexts – including rural church leaders, academic researchers…
An online event to launch John Prockter’s novel for young people, Hikaru: Name Above All Names takes place on 28 February 2024 at 7pm. You can register on Eventbrite here. Read more about the genesis of Hikaru on an earlier…
We’re making some changes to our work over the next few years, and here’s a first peek and what’s in store (more details will be shared on the Trust’s website after Christmas): WTIHIN the Trust’s existing remit (religious education, faith…
We are sad to lose one of our longest-standing trustees, Gordon Thornhill, who died in June aged 88. Gordon represented the ‘Old Salts’ (St Peter’s College Old Students’ Association) on our Trustee board since 2001. Gordon’s career was spent as…
In May I was saddened to hear of the death of David Clark, Methodist deacon and theologian, creator of the Kingdom at Work project and many other prophetic initiatives aimed at encouraging and enabling Christians to join in with God’s…
RE:Connect Teacher Fellowship Programme on RE and environment/climate crisis is now open for its second cohort (starting September 2022) thanks to funding from Culham St Gabriel’s Trust. Click here for further details of how to apply! You can hear about…
You can also follow the project on Twitter: @Climate_and_RE and sign up to a mailing list (hosted JISCmail) here.