News
STARTING SOON! Game-changing course for parents of teenagers
Whether you’re a parent, carer, grandparent or youth and families worker – if you’ve teenagers in your life, this special online group following the ground-breaking Parenting for Faith course is for you!
BRF CEO Richard Fisher on call and vocation
Whatever our age, ability or inclination, now is the time to discover - or rediscover - God's call on our lives. Read BRF CEO Richard Fisher's introduction to the latest issue of BRF News.
It’s good to talk… about Parenting for Faith
If you're not sure what Parenting for Faith is all about and you'd like to talk about how it could work in your church, Mary and Kate are available to talk to churches, leaders and gatherings.
More than a prayer diary
Practical prayer points, beautifully written set prayers and a 'thought for the week' make it a joy to be part of the BRF community as you bring our ministries each week before God.
Our Autumn 2021 prayer diary is available now.
Meet Erica Roberts
Meet one of our amazing volunteers, Erica Roberts, who talks about how Anna Chaplaincy inspires her.
From cream teas to the cross: eucharistic living
The recent Holy Habits retreat, in the beautiful Derbyshire Peak District, began with a cream tea and ended with Holy Communion. Holy Habits Pioneer Andrew Roberts reflects on the link between the two.
‘Back to church’ – free resources and content
Ideas, suggestions, a free downloadable pack and more - for families and churches facing the transition to in-person services, from Parenting for Faith.
Free online conference on older people’s ministry
The Anna Chaplaincy team in Cumbria invite anyone interested in this ministry to their 2021 Anna Chaplaincy and Dementia online conference on 18 September: Breathing in Hope: Working with Stories of Change. Booking essential.
Got a minute?
You asked for a one-minute read of the Anna Chaplaincy Impact Report 2021 - so here it is.
Scientists in Congregations funds new Messy Church initiative
Thanks to a very generous grant by Scientists in Congregations, a new initiative is being launched to help Messy Church families meet God outdoors, love the natural world and be more eco-aware, for the good of the planet.
