The Churches Together Winchester Justice & Peaceinitiative draws together Christian churches and other organisations in and around Winchester working in areas relating to justice and peace (see menu for links). CTW Justice & Peace has recently developed the following resources as a framework for further developments and sharing of information. We hope you will be keen to contribute other resources to these pages.
View this blog at: http://ctwjusticeandpeace.wordpress.com/
Please place a link to this news blog on your own website if you can.
Enables all those in Winchester and surrounding districts interested in, and working within, areas of justice and peace to stay in touch with and contribute to news, events, appeals and latest information.Contribute to this blog by emailing one of the 'authors' listed on the About page.
Includes details of local charities and organisations where you can volunteer to help. You can access an online pdf version of this guide HERE. Or pick up a printed copy from your church or one of the organisations included within the booklet. If you would like a bundle of printed copies of the booklet to distribute in your church or organisation please contact the CTW chairman.
This booklet has been developed by Winchester Churches Nightshelter in collaboration with the Churches Together Winchester Justice & Peace initiative, with contributions from the many Winchester agencies, charities and faith groups working in this area. It provides a resource for individuals, churches and others who engage with rough sleepers. You can access an online PDF version of this guide HERE. For a version to print out see HERE. Or pick up a printed copy from your church or the Nightselter. If you would like a bundle of printed copies to distribute please contact the Nightshelter.
This flyer includes information about the outreach/soup run and other core resources available to rough sleepers in Winchester, and is available here for printing out and handing out. You can access the PDF file here.
If you have any further ideas for additional resources or new collaborations in any areas relating to Justice & Peace, then please get in touch with Canon Roly Riem (Chair of CTW) or email a member of CTW Justice & Peace initiative .
