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Volunteers in Hampshire join together to ensure no one in the area goes without essentials through the coronavirus lockdown.
Churches are planning to celebrate Harvest Festival in different ways this year.
A bakery set up in a church kitchen to train refugee women in bread-making skills is now supplying its local food bank with more than 200 loaves a week following the coronavirus lockdown.
Analysis for the Trussell Trust shows that nearly 100,000 households sought food aid from its network of food banks for the first time in April and June as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
A church has seen 12 new people come to faith - and a family seeking baptism - after the coronavirus forced it to develop an online presence.
A church on the Isle of Wight has taken on climate change as a community after monthly services focussed on the environment – and found its congregation growing in the process.
Children of all age groups are receiving mental health support after churches came together to provide counselling services in schools.
A rural benefice has used YouTube explanatory videos on Christianity filmed in beauty spots to encourage people in their faith during lockdown.
More than 100 churches attended the first Labs Learning Roadshow in Leeds, part of the Church of England’s programme to help dioceses and parishes spread the Christian message in the digital sphere.
Children and young peoples’ mental health has been supported by a ground-breaking, large-scale project from the Diocese of Manchester.