Click here to read the latest Newsletter from Churches Together in England. Including: New Catholic President for Churches Together in England The new Archbishop of Canterbury – Smashing the stained glass ceiling “God with us” – Thy Kingdom Come 2026 Remembering Ivan…
Read moreThe March edition includes: Lent Reflections – Belonging in Christ: Offering a hope-filled vision of peace for all Approaches to Reparations: Faith-Based, Community, and Grassroots Perspectives Revd Jesse L Jackson – A Tribute Churches’ Refugee Network (CRN) Briefing Paper Environmental…
Read moreBishop Dave, Bishop of Buckingham, invites us all to be open to listening and challenging ourselves this Neurodiversity Celebration Week. Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2026 in the UK runs from 16th to 20th March. Neurodiversity Celebration Week | An invitation from…
Read more2025 marked a significant shift for MK Food Bank – not only in how people accessed our services, but also in how we show our community who we are. While overall need fell by 14% the balance between our services continued to evolve.…
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Hi everyone, We are just a few days away from this very special event – praying God’s restoration over one another and over our incredible city. There are already more than 40 of us confirmed, and I’m continuing to pray…
Read morePrayers for the City of Milton Keynes take place every Friday, usually at the City Church, Christ the Cornerstone. On Friday 13 March these weekly lunchtime prayers for the City will be held at the Cornerstone Pillar at the MK…
Read moreThe latest Podcast episode from MK based Youthwork+ features Hannah Bowden, Senior Researcher at Youthscape Centre for Research. Tune in to hear her unpack which area of ministry she is most passionate about, the latest research highlights, some good news stories and…
Read moreAs Churches Together in Milton Keynes, we affirm our shared commitment to the Gospel values of love, compassion, justice, and welcome. In recent months we have witnessed a rise in rhetoric and movements that seek to divide communities, spread fear,…
Read moreThy Kingdom Come (TKC) is a global ecumenical prayer movement that invites Christians around the world to pray from Ascension to Pentecost for more people to come to know Jesus. This year’s Thy Kingdom Come is all about the presence…
Read moreIn January MK Community Foundation launched the 13th edition of their annual Vital Signs report, which brings together local data, research and insights to provide an up‑to‑date picture of life across Milton Keynes. Covering areas such as poverty and disadvantage, housing, employment,…
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