At CARE, our vision is to see Politics Renewed and Lives Transformed.
We believe that politics and government, at their best, can be a real force for good in our nation.
We hold the conviction that the Bible tells a better story for our broken world, a story that benefits society as a whole.
By actively participating in politics, we help shape it to be the best it can be.
Our vision is to create a society where everyone flourishes, exactly as God intends.
Listen to our vision.
What we do
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Engaging the Church
The Church is God’s action plan for changing the world! We help you think through the big issues by keeping you up to date with the news, providing you with resources, and sending speakers into churches across the UK.
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Equipping Politicians
We want to bless our political leaders. Our Policy Team are hard at work conducting research, producing briefings and drafting speeches for MPs, Peers and other politicians from all parties and faith backgrounds, in Westminster, Holyrood and Stormont.
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Empowering Future Leaders
We long to see a new generation of Christian leaders! Our Leadership Programme provides young Christian graduates with the chance to experience a study programme and an internship in Parliament or with a leading NGO. For more details, visit our Get Involved page.
Speaking God's Better Story into a Broken World
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Learn the Story
Here to learn more about a particular issue? We work with theologians, commentators and pastors and our Content Hub hosts all the material you could need on the biggest debates in our society today.Topics -
Teach the Story
We want to equip you to communicate God’s better story to others, whether in your church or small group. From Preacher’s Toolkits to Online Courses, and Bible Studies to Prayer Resources, there’s something here for everyone.Resources -
Live the Story
There are lots of ways you can get involved! Whether it’s writing to your MP, coming to a CARE event or keeping in touch via our Weekly Email, we long to support you and to work with you.Get Involved
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