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We pray and work for a society where the poorest and most marginalised are at the centre

We pray and work for a planet where our environment is renewed

We pray and work for a society that welcomes the stranger

We pray and work for a just economy that enables the flourishing of all life

We pray and work for a world that actively works for peace

We pray and work for politics to be characterised by listening, kindness and truthfulness

The Constituency Action Network (CAN) exists to enable local congregation to develop meaningful relationships with their MPs.

The network is free to join. You’ll have access to support from the Joint Public Issues Team, handy webinars, briefings, tips and advice that aims to give your local neighbourhood a stronger voice that is heard at a national level.

For further information, visit JPIT’s CAN webpage:

Each year, from 1 September – 4 October, the Season of Creation (or Creationtide or Creationtime) is an opportunity for congregations to join together with an international movement of churches who focus on caring for creation as part of their mission.

You could have an eco focus at one or more of your services during this period. There are lots of resources suitable for congregations of all kinds, whether you follow the lectionary or not.

The Joint Public Issues Team has a page that points the way to a range of resources, including many from Eco-Congregation Scotland, which includes poetry, readings, videos, music, hymns and suggested sermon outlines.

Politics in the Pulpit is a lively discussion linking justice, current affairs and the Lectionary readings for the coming Sunday. Available as a podcast or video

10-minute episodes where the Joint Public Issues Team and others share their knowledge and passion on topical issues

Although we mainly work on Church and Society issues ecumenically through JPIT, below you will find links to reports and statements the ³ÉÆ·ÊÓƵ has produced over the years.