Tag Archives: Faith Too Significant to Ignore
FaithAction at Hustings in the City
Last night, FaithAction were pleased to be a part of the event that trended on Twitter as #CityHustings. “Hustings in the City” is a collaboration project by the City Hindus Network and City Sikhs Network in anticipation of the forthcoming general elections. Additional supporting partners […]
Responses to Faith Too Significant to Ignore
On Wednesday 19th November, we held our national conference, Faith Too Significant to Ignore. Here are some responses to Faith Too Significant to Ignore from around the web. Amy Pether of the Caritas Social Action Network (CSAN) writes that faith definitely is too significant to […]
A Treasure Hunt on the Side
Words, when spoken out loud for the sake of performance, are music. They have rhythm, and pitch, and timbre, and volume. These are the properties of music and music has the ability to find us, and move us, and lift us up in ways that […]
What We’ve Been Doing: A Video from Daniel
Daniel and the team have been singing your praises at a number of significant meetings recently, including 10 Downing Street. Check out his video blog below. In the blog, Daniel makes mention of:[wp-members status=”in”] MyManifesto – tweet us your suggestion with #mymanifesto The Friendly Places […]
Diary of the week of Felicity Smith, National Co-ordinator
Felicity gives us a brief glimpse into her week as National Co-ordinator of FaithAction… Firstly, let me say that my job is so diverse, that I never have the same week or day as the next. This is an insight into what my job is […]
