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Church Action on Poverty Dignity, agency and power. Building a movement to loosen the grip of poverty in the UK. We ask anyone posting on our page to respect these values.

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07/10/2026

A handy guide and quiz from Turn2us - Tackling Financial Insecurity Together on the Milburn Review. See what it's all about, and how much you already know...

People in poverty are often ignored, but we’ve got three pieces of work that are changing that. Your donation could help...
02/10/2026

People in poverty are often ignored, but we’ve got three pieces of work that are changing that. Your donation could help ensure people are heard, and heeded.

28/09/2026
A new motion in Parliament highlights the incredible work done by Pantries, social supermarkets and similar projects. Pl...
25/09/2026

A new motion in Parliament highlights the incredible work done by Pantries, social supermarkets and similar projects. Please ask your MP to sign it!
This isn't just about the work of Your Local Pantry - it's also about the work of groups such as Feeding Britain, The Bread and Butter Thing, Community Shop, Family Action, Message Trust, The Scottish Pantry Network and many brilliant independent projects all over the UK!

A new motion in Parliament recognises the importance of Pantries and similar projects

A lovely story from Swaythling Parish, via Diocese of Wi******er, about a church combining food, faith and fellowship. T...
18/09/2026

A lovely story from Swaythling Parish, via Diocese of Wi******er, about a church combining food, faith and fellowship. This is the sort of work that helped inspire the theme for this year's Church Action on Poverty Sunday! If you're not yet signed-up, the link is in the comments.

What began as an emergency food project during the pandemic has grown into something much bigger at St Albans Church in Swaythling. Thursdays Together is a place where people can […]

❓🙋‍♀️🙋How just is YOUR church? Take the quiz to find out... and pass it on to other churches you know as well!
16/09/2026

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How just is YOUR church? Take the quiz to find out... and pass it on to other churches you know as well!

Take the Just Church quiz, to see how well your church is doing when it comes to seeking justice, and what more you could do

Resource packs for Church Action on Poverty Sunday (Oct 18th) have gone out in the post to more than 120 churches. The t...
14/09/2026

Resource packs for Church Action on Poverty Sunday (Oct 18th) have gone out in the post to more than 120 churches. The theme this year is "Food, Faith & Fellowship", and we've got prayers, hymns, sermon notes, art resources and lunch ideas. If you've not yet signed up, you can do so here. We'd love to have you on board! https://church-poverty.org.uk/sunday/

🚶‍♂️‍➡️🙏❤️If you live in South Yorkshire, here are all the details for this year’s Sheffield pilgrimage event…
14/09/2026

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If you live in South Yorkshire, here are all the details for this year’s Sheffield pilgrimage event…

See the route details and times for the 2026 urban pilgrimage by members of the Church Action on Poverty Sheffield group.

This is a lovely story from Catherine in in Abersytwyth, about the revelatory moment that led to her opening a Pantry.
11/09/2026

This is a lovely story from Catherine in in Abersytwyth, about the revelatory moment that led to her opening a Pantry.

Catherine from Pantri Aber in Wales talks about the revelatory moment that led to her church opening a Pantry.

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