Bible Studies
Migration Bible Studies
In 2017, following the start of the new District theme Moving Stories, the Social Responsibility Commission and Authorised Ministries Commission created a Bible Study Course based on Migration Stories from the bible, so that Londoners might better understand the challenges faced by migrants. This resource is also to ensure that the lessons that can be learned from biblical Moving Stories are outlined, so that we as a church might become better examples of an inclusive and respectful community.
Exploring Brexit through the lens of Ruth
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Corrymeela is delighted to make this material available as part of their desire to place the bible text right in the middle of the most difficult and profound issues in the public square. Corrymeela are passionately committed to reading the bible in this way, and it is a source of genuine wonder to them that this ancient text can play an active and stimulating role in informing and preparing us all for this future.
Domestic Organisations
There are many fantastic organisations, both domestically and internationally, doing amazing work for migrants and refugees. See below a list of just a few.
Migrants Organise
Migrants Organise is a platform where refugees and migrants organise for power, dignity and justice. We develop leadership and open up spaces for relational, organised participation of migrants and refugees in public life.
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From two decades work as the Migrant and Refugee Communities Forum, we know that migrants and refugees make a positive contribution to our country. Migration is fact of life, instead of resisting it – let’s organise it.
Refugee & Migrant Network Sutton
For 25 years, the Refugee & Migrant Network in Sutton has been offering friendship, advice, counselling and English Language classes to refugees, asylum seekers and newly settled migrants. RMNS operates a drop-in centre every Wednesday from 10am - 12pm at Trinity Church Hall (SM1 1DZ), a church in the London District Sutton Circuit.
Migration Museum Project
The Migration Museum at The Workshop – telling stories of movement to and from Britain in fresh and engaging ways at our dynamic London venue.
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The Migration Museum stages an adventurous programme of exhibitions, events and education workshops at our museum, housed in The Workshop, an arts and community space just off Albert Embankment. These exhibitions are available for hire.
Migrants' Rights Network
The Migration Museum at The Workshop – telling stories of movement to and from Britain in fresh and engaging ways at our dynamic London venue.
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The Migration Museum stages an adventurous programme of exhibitions, events and education workshops at our museum, housed in The Workshop, an arts and community space just off Albert Embankment. These exhibitions are available for hire.
Migrant Help
Migrant Help helps vulnerable migrants across the UK feel protected, safe, informed and supported so that they are able to move forward with their lives.
Our vision is for a global society that protects vulnerable migrants, treats them with respect and enables them to become successful members of their communities.
International Organisations
All We Can
All We Can is an international development and emergency relief organisation. Focusing on those in greatest need, it is inspired by Christian principles, with its roots in the British Methodist Church.