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Gambling and addiction

The Church of England views on gambling and addiction.

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Jesus Christ Centred and Shaped

A vision for the Church of England, one that is Jesus Christ centred and shaped. 

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A global problem

While the world has become more, not less religious, the daily practice of exercising one’s religion or belief has become harder.

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Community action agencies

A list of partner agencies who are experts in their area of social concern, so working with them can help to get a community action project off the ground faster.

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Community Action

Learn more about different kinds of community action projects and how to set up your own.

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Actions

Every actor in the housing market – landowners, developers, landlords, homeowners and tenants, as well as local and central government – has a role to play.

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Coming Home

Governance

How the leadership and governance of the Church of England is structured.

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National Church Governance Programme

The National Church Governance Programme Board is taking forward the work of transition and implementation of the National Church Governance Proposals contained in GS 2307 welcomed by General Synod in July 2023.

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Social media community guidelines

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. 

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Our social media community guidelines.