Bring the hope of Jesus to the heart of society

Now is the time for revival, reformation and renewal. Will you join us?

Manifesto for hope ✍️
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Do you believe Jesus is good news for society?

We believe that he is, and that his ways are the only ways that bring life and flourishing to everyone.

Our nation is confused, fragmented and spiritually starved. It feels that we are witnessing the end of progressive secular liberalism; what some call ‘wokeism’. In its vacuum, political Islam is asserting itself.

People know they need something solid, moral, transcendent. They hunger for Christianity even when they do not realise it. Some are using the great symbols of Christianity because they have an idea that therein lies the answer. There is talk of a ‘quiet revival’ as young people flock to churches, looking for something that gives their life meaning and purpose.

This is a crucial moment in the life of our nation. A time for God’s people to proclaim Christ boldly, to articulate a moral vision rooted in his truth, and to bring hope to our communities and institutions.

Are you ready?

A manifesto for hope

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    Show that Christ is best for society and expose the bankruptcy of atheism and Islam

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    Serve the next generation by creating Christ-centred schools and supporting families

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    Restore freedom by challenging anti-prayer laws

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    Uphold God’s created reality by exposing transgender ideology

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    Stop the death culture by fighting assisted suicide and abortion

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    Renew the Church by calling God’s people to stand and speak boldly for Jesus

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This is an exciting time. There's talk of revival. More people are interested in seeing a return to Christianity in our public life.

Will you join thousands of Christians praying for renewal, reformation and revival throughout Lent?

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