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APPG on Faith and Society Summary Report 2018-19

A summary of the work explored by the APPG in 2018-19.

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APPG on Faith and Society Summary Report 2017-18

A summary of the work explored by the APPG in 2017-18.

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APPG on Faith and Society Summary Report 2016-17

A summary of the work explored by the APPG in 2016-17.

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APPG on Faith and Society Summary Report 2015-16

A summary of the work explored by the APPG in 2015-16.

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Statement of Hope

Released by the APPG on July 20th 2016. More information.

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Faith Covenant Update April 2016

An update on what has happened in the areas where the Faith Covenant has been adopted.

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APPG on Faith and Society Summary Report 2014-15

A summary of the work explored by the APPG in 2014-15.

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APPG on Faith and Society Summary Report 2013

A summary of themes explored by the APPG on Faith and Society in 2013.

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Report on the APPG Visit to Birmingham

A report on the visit made by members of the APPG to Birmingham in February 2013.

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APPG on Faith and Society Summary Report 2012

A summary of themes explored by the APPG on Faith and Society in 2012.

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Diakonie Bundesverband

A paper on Diakonie, an umbrella organisation for social and welfare work by Protestant churches in Germany.

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The White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighbourhood Partnerships

A paper on The White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighbourhood Partnerships, a part of Barack Obama’s Executive Office.

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