Rugby enthusiast. Passionate social justice. Ignatian explorer. Kingdom theology. Anti homelessness. CEO Emmanuel House. C of E General Synod. Views my own.
@thetimes I trust it involves the long time known principle of consuming less calories than you burn. I hope the editor will be presenting a video of their progress.
@Psephizo @revandyriver I think you’ll find it already does. Whether you find conflicting views written down is a moot point. I guess if you know where to look you’ll find them.
@lukeappleton As a member of GS I am interested in the matter of representation. A relatively small number of people voted for me so I often wonder who do I represent? I often think that I am there because of the number of people that didn’t vote at all. Who do you represent?
@AlexJJNorris@mhclg It’s terrific having a Nottingham MP working in this department that will attend to issues of housing and homelessness that affects this community so severely.
@dexterdalley@talkChristianly True. That is how it is at present. The anxiety is that the present trajectory will eventually ask someone to change what they believe.
We saw record-breaking #CharityShop sales last year!
The shop increased its annual profit to £45,578 last financial year. This is thanks to our incredible team of volunteers who work tirelessly to provide this much-needed income, which goes directly into our support services 💚
A huge thank you to @SDLSurveying, who recently took part in the Derby 10K to raise money for Emmanuel House and Dementia UK!
As part of their #fundraising efforts, the team also held a bake sale to raise donations 😊
We're very grateful for everyone who took part 💚
On Monday, this wonderful group from Confetti celebrated Ramadan by preparing lunches for those who are homeless, donating some to us 😊
This activity perfectly encapsulates the charitable spirit of Ramadan, and we're very grateful to everyone from @Confetti_ICT who took part!
@edrimmer@charliebelllive Yes some truth in the question you ask. English establishment sent Irish people into slavery to work plantations during the time of Cromwell.