🙏God of hope, renew our spirits and help us keep believing in the possibility of a fairer, kinder world.

Hope is the quiet strength that keeps movements alive and communities resilient.
This weekend, let’s hold fast to hope not because everything is easy, but because God is present in every effort toward the common good. ✨

✨ Read the latest in our 65th anniversary series: Faith and the Fight for Justice — The Chartists and the Roots of Christian Socialism
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The Chartists remind us that justice begins with recognising the God-given worth of every person. Their courage and moral vision helped lay the foundations for Christian socialism and the values our movement carries forward today.

This week on our blog, we explore the Chartist movement of 1848 — a mass campaign for democracy grounded in dignity, equality, and, for many, deep Christian conviction.

🙏God of peace, quiet our anxious hearts and steady our steps. Help us bring Your peace into every space we enter.

As Christians on the Left, we seek a peace that isn’t passive, but active, a peace that leads us toward justice, neighbourliness, and the common good.
May we enter the weekend carrying a peace that steadies us and strengthens us for the work ahead. 🌿

So, as we finish the week, let’s not underestimate the power of small, faithful acts. They are where the world begins to change. 💫

🙏God of the small and the great, teach us to be faithful in the everyday moments. May our actions, however ordinary, reflect Your justice, mercy, and love.

As Christians on the Left, we believe politics at its best is an act of care — about how we treat one another, how we share resources, and how we build systems that reflect God’s justice and mercy.

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Out of that moment came the birth of Christian Socialism, a conviction that the Gospel calls us to challenge inequality & build a society rooted in the common good.
✝️ As Christians on the Left, we stand in that same tradition today.
Faith that acts. Politics that serves. Justice that endures.

Among those inspired by that struggle were a group of clergy and thinkers, including Frederick Denison Maurice, Charles Kingsley and John Ludlow, who saw in it a deeper truth: that faith and justice belong together.