Workplace Matters aims to be a leading ecumenical organisation, engaging with and acting as a conduit between the workplace and church, to resource people to live as 'salt and light' at work.
Mission in London’s Economy (MILE) has been considering for some while the situation of workplace chaplaincy, and other bodies concerned with relating faith to work and the economy, in Britain. Recent events has urged them to seek a wider body of... Adobe Acrobat document (229 KB)
01 November 2011 Understanding the true picture of faith and belief in Britain is crucial for the Church's witness to the Christian faith. Adobe Acrobat document (107 KB)
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05 March 2010 It's a place of laughter and tears, hopes and fears and one of the people on hand to share all those moments is London Luton Airport senior chaplain, the Revd Michael Banfield. Adobe Acrobat document (215 KB)
Jonathan Martin outlines the philosophy and success of a workplace chaplaincy organisation that is funded by its clients and yet valued by employers for its independence. Adobe Acrobat document (631 KB)
40 ways to work smart during these tough times Adobe Acrobat document (672 KB)
This report is the output from a 3-month study in early 2010, into the development of 'mission-shaped church' in the six years since the report of the same name in 2004. Adobe Acrobat document (10 MB)
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