ROBIN PRIME

A 3-minute film to inspire your congregation or meeting. Find out more and unlock the power of gifts in Wills this September at https://caid.org.uk

Disclaimer: This film features language that some may find shocking. The words are used in the context of their time and, while distressing, are included to ensure we hear the authentic, lived experience of being black in Britain. Should you need support or wish to talk about the issues raised, please speak to a member of our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion team: equality&diversity@methodistchurch.org.uk With thanks: This film features content from the book 'The Caribbean Contribution - Stories from Notting Hill Methodist Church' by Claudius Steven and others. Our thanks to those who contributed. In the 1970's The Methodist Church became a focal point for Caribbean identity in Notting Hill, bringing together many who had come to London as part of the Windrush generation. It's great to see you here. Why not follow us on socials to find out more? Twitter: https://twitter.com/methodistgb Instagram: https://instagram.com/methodistchurch Facebook: https://facebook.com/methodistgb

Lou and Jackie talk about planning for their upcoming wedding in their local Methodist Church.

The story of how a South London church is partnering with neighbours to provide weekly meal kits for hundreds of families across the London Borough of Southwark.

What is justice? We want to know what you think. Watch this short film, and join the conversation at www.methodist.org.uk/walking-with-micah-conversations

Some of the world’s richest banks have made a fortune over the last year, profiting during the pandemic, while funds are being drained from the poorest countries in the world. Covid-19 could push up to 150 million people into extreme poverty. At the same time, many large banks and speculators - including Blackrock, JP Morgan, HSBC and UBS - continue to demand debt repayments from some of the poorest countries across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean. Due to high interest rates, some companies could be making up to 250% profit from these loans if paid back in full. Poorer countries are left with less money to spend on tackling Covid, the climate crisis and essentials like education and health. So, along with Global Justice Now, Christian Aid, and CAFOD we went to the HQs of some of these banks. They were out, so we left them a message... on their walls. Jubilee Debt Campaign is a part of the global movement for debt justice