Seek the welfare of the city, and pray to the LORD on its behalf, for in its welfare, you will find your welfare - Jeremiah 29.7
I had a profound recognition of how our faith calls us to build relationships. Common Good thinking shows us the causes of fractures in our society and how to heal divides
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Taking responsibility to build the Common Good
The Common Good Schools programme gives children and young people the chance to learn responsibility, strengthen local relationships, and truly understand the value of community.
We’re currently working with four schools that are keen to take part — but a lack of funding is
Anne Snyder is our latest guest on the Leaving Egypt podcast.
She wrestles with the tensions between plurality and unity in a fractured age, her desire to articulate truth in the written word is matched by an instinct for hospitality and the conviction of God’s grace underlying
Could you help give local children the gift of the Common Good?
Those who’ve followed us for a while will know that Common Good Schools is a unique programme that helps young people learn what it means to take responsibility, build strong local relationships, and value
Jide Ehizele challenges the cultural pressure to "go viral" and argues for something deeper: faithfulness to place.
@OBEhizele's calling is on the ground - in kids' ministry, theology workshops, community outreach. His relationships are built over coffee, shared meals, and
What does radical commitment to place look like?
@battlejohn has lived in west Leeds for forty years. After retiring from a long career in Parliament, he started a men’s walking group having discovered that his high-rise neighbourhood was facing the highest male suicide rate in
We step into 2026 with hope for what lies ahead.
In times of change, we're reminded that renewal is possible.
God is at work, and each of us has a part to play.
Thank you for journeying with us. Here's to the year ahead!
Happy New Year from the team at Together for the Common
As we step into 2026, we're reflecting on the Staying Human series - four essential conversations asking: How can we stay human in this time of profound change?
@WestLondonMan on recovering the commons. @JonCruddas_1 and Maurice Glasman on statecraft. @suzania on being a person
Our most read story this year was “If I disappear, would anyone care?” by Angie Allgood.
It is a deeply human reflection on belonging, connection, and the people who often go unnoticed.
Angie’s testimony is shaped by long friendships with people experiencing homelessness.
Can you give the gift of the Common Good to local children?
Those readers who have been with us for a while will know that Common Good Schools is a unique resource that helps young people explore what it means to take responsibility, build local relationships and value
