The internet and digital technology have the power to transform lives by creating opportunities and providing support where it is needed most. But they also have the power to leave young people behind. Our research helps to demonstrate how and where this is happening.

The 'Inside Out' series promotes wellbeing in children, helping them live life to the full, as God intended.

A collection of resources to explore Christmas from a different angle (or angel?) this year! A full script, Bible verses, game - everything you need to prepare and deliver this fun, insightful and thought provoking presentation of the Christmas story... God’s plan for the birth of his son is not quite what you would expect for the King of Kings! His plan to most people would be considered completely upside down – born in a stable, unexpected visitors and very strange gifts! We might not always understand why things happen as they do, but Christians believe God’s plan was perfect. God’s love came down to earth for everyone, and Jesus came to show us how we can turn our topsy turvy lives UPSIDE DOWN! Themes include: Hope, Love, Gifts, Plans, Change, Trust, Faith

In this series of webinars, we look at different ways your church can use digital communications to keep connected with those who attend your services and events, as well as reaching out and caring for those in the local community around you. Each topic above offers a range of webinars covering different subjects. All the webinars are free to attend and new topics are updated monthly.

The Bible Course is an eight-session course, originally written for use in churches, that explores what the Bible is, what story it tells, and how that relates to your work in a school. This additional resource is intended to be used alongside The Bible Course to help you to apply the better knowledge and understanding of the Bible you gain from the eight sessions to your work in schools. In each session, there are two 15-minute films to watch. The Bible Course manual includes summaries of the key points, space to take notes, reflection questions and a plan of daily readings. This Schools Edition provides further reflections that relate to the context of working in a school and link to Understanding Christianity and the SIAMS framework. To complete the course, you’ll also need a copy of The Bible Course manual and videos, available as DVDs or as a download.

Take your pupils more deeply into the Gospel stories with this new resource for KS1 and KS2. Forty-two Gospel passages are accompanied by background information and questions that will introduce your pupils to new Bible passages and go deeper into well-known stories. Questions focused on both recalling the text and on reflection and enquiry support pupils to consider their own experiences and values on a wide range of themes and issues.

Two brand new liturgies to celebrate Jesus as 'The Good Shepherd ' In the Gospel Jesus says "The sheep that belong to me listen to my voice; I know them and they follow me." We want these liturgies to help children understand how they can hear the voice of God themselves. We pray that these liturgies help children encounter Jesus but we also hope that they build the confidence of teachers. In the reflection, there are simple steps given on how to encourage children to enter into silent prayer. The guided prayer time also gives an excellent model of how to lead this.

Around one in six 17 to 22 year olds has an identifiable mental health condition, and college staff report significant increases in students with both diagnosed and undiagnosed conditions. Further education is a unique educational environment with its own challenges. Staff may spend less time with students, making it more difficult to notice or raise concerns. Students may have additional pressures, like money or housing, which can contribute to mental health concerns. This section of the website will support college staff with some of the most common mental health issues they see in their students.

Journey with us through Lent, Easter and Pentecost This Easter season, journey with Jesus on his path to the cross and celebrate his resurrection. We have a host of resources to help you reflect and celebrate, including our new children’s Easter booklet The Greatest Miracle of All. This year you can choose resources that cover Lent, Easter and The In-between Time until Pentecost.

NYA (National Youth Agency) has put together a number of resources to help adults talk with children and young people about the situation in Ukraine. There are also links on the website to resources for Understanding conflict from organisations such as the British Red Cross, Save the Children and Barnardo's.

Join us from 1 March to open a daily family activity on our Lent calendar as part of our Lent and Easter campaign, LiveLent: Embracing Justice

As the people of Ukraine face war, believers across the country, including many evangelicals, are still gathering to worship the Lord wherever they are. Since Ukraine’s independence in 1991, most Ukrainian worship music consisted of Western praise songs translated into Ukrainian. But there is a rising movement encouraging the creation of original Ukrainian worship music—written by and for Ukrainians