An archive of the Shared Conversations on Scripture, Mission and Human Sexuality which took place in the Church of England.

Over the last 2 days members of General Synod have met in an informal setting in which they have listened and been heard as they have reflected together on scripture and a changing culture in relation to their understanding of human sexuality.

Are you struggling to come up with ideas for your church’s social media? Feel as though you’ve been posting the same  type of content and need some more variety.

Read on for five types of posts you can post on your church’s social media this week and every week.

Social media can be a powerful way to spread the word and invite even more people along to something this Christmas. 

When is a video better than a photo for sharing on social media? This blog explores the pros and cons of both and how they can help your church communicate online. 

Our community guidelines have been created to encourage conversations that reflect our values. They apply to all content posted on the national social media accounts run by the Church of England, the Archbishop of Canterbury and Archbishop of York. 

Following the statement from the College of Bishops issued on 15 September 2016, the Church of England has published the terms of reference of the Bishops' Reflection Group on Human Sexuality and the membership of the group.

The Church is committed to working with and supporting the diversity of Britain’s households in every community and at national level. We believe the family is an important part of God’s plan for a healthy society.

Prayer, conversation-starter and event resources to help churches and communities come together in prayer for the country and the Brexit process. Download documents, materials for local printing and social media graphics.

A statement on the Fletcher and Scripture Union Reviews.