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  • Greenbelt – perfect for children, families and carers

    Greenbelt is an inter-generational festival like no other. It's not just that we have lots of children and families onsite. We do. But, as well as hundreds of children and their parents and...

  • Student Worker & Church Leaders’ Guide to Supporting Stressed Students

    A blog from our Associate SCM You may be realising that numbers have started dropping off for events and meetings, students are less willing to talk to you and some have fallen off the face of the...

  • Mission from the margins: USPG

    A blog from our Associate USPG USPG General Secretary Duncan Dormor reflects on the Conference on World Mission and Evangelism, which took place in Arusha, Tanzania, last month, organised by the...

  • All journeys start with Acts of the Imagination

      Just how much can an act of the imagination achieve? Steve Tomkins, Editor of the United Reformed Church's Reform magazine, explores on behalf of our associate, the URC. Martin Luther King...

  • Earth Day – The Future is Sparkly

    Earth Day 2018 – Ending Plastic Pollution. A Greenbelt Act of the Imagination. Each year Earth Day asks people around the world to come together and think about how we can be better at protecting...

  • Simon Mayo: Mad Blood Stirring

    To longterm Greenbelters, Simon Mayo needs no introduction. He is a dear friend of the festival and has been a much-loved and valued contributor to its life over decades. So much so, that we have...

  • Go on a life changing journey

    A guest blog from our Associate USPG   https://player.vimeo.com/video/144247349 ‘I wouldn't swap the experience for anything,' says Rebecca Boardman, who spent ten months in the Philippines...

  • Да! We’re bringing Pussy Riot to Greenbelt

    We're beyond excited to reveal that Russian activist-artists Pussy Riot will be in residence at Greenbelt this summer – an English festival exclusive. Ура! Booking them has been a real...

  • Lauri Love

    Lauri Love

    Lauri Love is a British-Finnish computer scientist with a long history of political activism. Earlier year, Lauri won a landmark legal victory when the High Court ruled that he could not be...

  • We Are Scientists

    We Are Scientists

    We Are Scientists, the Brooklyn, New York based power pop troupe are set to return with their sixth album. Titled ‘Megaplex' and released via 100% Records on April 27th, the infamous duo,...

  • The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band

    The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band

    Southern Indiana-bred singer-guitarist Reverend Peyton is the bigger-than-life frontman of Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band. He has earned a reputation as both a singularly compelling performer and...

  • The Welcome Wagon

    The Welcome Wagon

    The Welcome Wagon is a married couple, the Reverend Thomas Vito Aiuto and his wife Monique, who execute a genre of gospel music that is refreshingly plain. Their hymns are modest and melodic,...

  • Pussy Riot in residence

    Pussy Riot in residence

    Radical, activist, spiritual, feminist, challenging state and church, standing up to the powers that be, railing against the patriarchal status quo, a beacon of inspiration and sign of bravery for...

  • Robyn Travis

    Robyn Travis

    Robyn Travis is author of Prisoner to the Streets – an honest and hard-hitting memoir about being caught up in the ‘London Postcode Wars' – and Mama Can't Raise No Man – a debut novel...

  • Lynne Segal

    Lynne Segal

    Lynne Segal has engaged in Left and feminist politics since arriving in London in the early 1970s. She teaches in Psychosocial Studies at Birkbeck, University of London. Her books include Is the...

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