All articles by Steve Chalke – Page 2
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Capacity Building
Steve Chalke on when small is not beautiful when it comes to relating to the local authority.
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Well-Being
Steve Chalke charts the progress of a Christian charity which is literally saving families!
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Joined up Thinking
In his first in a new series looking at the way local churches are impacting their communities, Steve Chalke looks at a church where the range of activities serves the whole person.
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Things Jesus Never Said...
"God created humanity in his own image. Unfortunately, humanity decided to return the favour."
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Investing in People
Continuing his Faithworks series, Steve Chalke assesses the importance of team building and working with volunteers for any successful and sustained church-based community project.
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Intimacy And Involvement
Is your major focus upward or outward? Steve Chalke argues that a Biblical faith is one that unites both worship of God, and engagement with the local community.
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Fruit Salad or Puree?
Steve Chalke considers what Jesus might say to our political leaders about race and identity.
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Focus, Focus, Focus. What's Your Mission?
Faithworks research reveals that there are already around 120,000 church-based welfare projects operating across the UK. In the fourth of his Faithworks series, Steve Chalke considers how local churches can grasp the opportunities ahead and build on that success.
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Social Entrepreneurship
Steve Chalke charts the progress of a Christian charity which is literally saving families!
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What Might Jesus Say to Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman
In the third of his new series Steve Chalke examines people and issues in the news and considers what Jesus might say what might Jesus say to... Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman.
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Why the Church Needs to Get Political
The Church has a vital role to play in community development and the provision of social welfare initiatives across the UK. Steve Chalke sets the agenda for a new series of Faithworks articles – this month 'why the Church needs to get political'.
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Church Charter For Excellence
As the Faithworks Movement is launched, Steve Chalke continues his series by explaining why it's vital that the Church adopts a Charter for Excellence in community work.
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Look Before You Leap: Researching Your Community's Needs
In the third of his Faithworks series, Steve Chalke takes a look at the importance of honestly assessing the real needs of your local community before engaging your church in social action.
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In Bed With The Devil?
In the second of his Faithworks series Steve Chalke unpacks some of the growing opportunities for partnership with local government and other agencies.
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Actions Speak Louder Than Words
With the General Election imminent, Steve Chalke unpacks the fourth and final point of the Faithworks Declaration as he calls on the incoming Government to end the discrimination and suspicion which fact-based organisations face.
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What Jesus Might Say to Lord Dearing about Church Schools and Christian Education
Steve Chalke continues his series examining people and issues in the news and asking what Jesus might say.
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What Might Jesus Say to Roy Clements About the Church and the Homosexual Debate
In his series examining people and issues in the news, Steve Chalke considers Roy Clements and the Church and the Homosexual debate
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Give or receive
In a society where money rules, Steve Chalke wonders if giving and serving is the true route to fulfilment
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Now is the winter of our discontent
Have you learned yet that the objects of your desire delude you as well as elude you? Steve Chalke on the journey to true contentment.
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The Right Direction
We all have faith, says Steve Chalke, the question is whether we choose to put it in God
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