Our monthly briefing after Prayers for the Nation is an opportunity for fellowship and for our speakers to expand on their theme in more depth. We invite our contributors to develop their initial theme and to accept questions from CCF members. This more relaxed format allows for a time of discussion, debate and prayer over refreshments.

*Sandwiches and refreshments will be provided.

XLP is about creating positive futures for young people growing up on deprived inner city estates, struggling daily with issues such as family breakdown, poverty, unemployment and educational failure, and living in areas that experience high levels of anti-social behaviour, criminality and gang activity.

Every year XLP helps thousands of them recognise their full potential. XLP believe positive, consistent relationships can restore a young person’s trust in people, nurture the belief that things can change and encourage them to set positive goals and work hard to achieve.

You can read a client testimony by clicking the link below

http://www.xlp.org.uk/about-us/young-peoples-stories/sephtons-story

XLP creates positive futures for young people growing up on deprived inner city estates, struggling daily with issues such as family breakdown, poverty, unemployment and educational failure, and living in areas that experience high levels of anti-social behaviour, criminality and gang activity.

Every year XLP helps thousands of them recognise their full potential. XLP believe positive, consistent relationships can restore a young person’s trust in people, nurture the belief that things can change and encourage them to set positive goals and work hard to achieve.

You can read a client testimony by clicking the link below

http://www.xlp.org.uk/about-us/young-peoples-stories/sephtons-story

Come and learn more about the amazing work this charity does in transforming lives

• Prayers for the Nation begins at 18.30 at the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft in Parliament.

• Please note registration for Prayers for the Nation closes 1 week before the event to meet Parliament’s security requirements. Please book early to avoid disappointment
  

• Please allow at least 30 minutes for parliamentary security checks

Our monthly briefing after Prayers for the Nation is an opportunity for fellowship and for our speakers to expand on their theme in more depth. We invite our contributors to develop their initial theme and to accept questions from CCF members. This more relaxed format allows for a time of discussion, debate and prayer over refreshments.

This month this event will be a celebration for all those who stood or assisted in the May 2019 local elections

Our monthly prayer service held at the heart of Westminster open to all CCF members and their guests. Prayers for the Nation is a time to gather to pray for MPs, Peers, Parliamentarians and our Government.

Each month the CCF hosts Prayers for the Nation – a prayer service in the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft bringing together Parliamentarians, Charity and Church leaders to focus on and pray about an issue, a campaign or a legislation that they are championing. Parliamentarians who attended and spoke at recent Prayers for the Nation services include the Rt Hon Alistair Burt MP, Harriett Baldwin MP, Fiona Bruce MP, Jeremy Lefroy MP and Baroness Elizabeth Berridge.

Join us for our CCF Election Update

Prayers for the Nation begins at 18.30 at the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft in Parliament.

Tickets bookings for this event close at 23:30 Thursday 1 May 2019

Please allow at least 30 minutes for parliamentary security checks.

The CCF is delighted to host  this Policy Fringe event at the 

Scottish Conservative Party Conference 2019

We look forward to welcoming you to the conference!

CCF Policy Fringe with CARE & Murdo Fraser MSP

" A Matter of Life and Death?"

Recent attention on Assisted Suicide has raised important questions about how to provide a compassionate

response to suffering. How can we ensure dignity while seeking to minimise pain and maintain human rights?

Who will support the most vulnerable throughout their lives?

Refreshments (Sandwich Lunch)  provided.

Venue: Room 9, Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen. AB23 8BL

Date & Time: Saturday 4th May |  12.45 - 14.00

All are welcome. 

Our monthly briefing after Prayers for the Nation is an opportunity for fellowship and for our speakers to expand on their theme in more depth. We invite our contributors to develop their initial theme and to accept questions from CCF members. This more relaxed format allows for a time of discussion, debate and prayer over refreshments.

*Sandwiches and refreshments will be provided.

Our monthly prayer service held at the heart of Westminster open to all CCF members and their guests. Prayers for the Nation is a time to gather to pray for MPs, Peers, Parliamentarians and our Government.

Each month the CCF hosts Prayers for the Nation – a prayer service in the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft bringing together Parliamentarians, Charity and Church leaders to focus on and pray about an issue, a campaign or a legislation that they are championing. Parliamentarians who attended and spoke at recent Prayers for the Nation services include the Rt Hon Alistair Burt MP, Harriett Baldwin MP, Fiona Bruce MP, Jeremy Lefroy MP and Baroness Elizabeth Berridge.

This Month Prayers for the Nation will focus on Praying for our Nation post Brexit.

Join us as we lift our voices to shape the future.

• Prayers for the Nation begins at 18.30 at the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft in Parliament.

• Please note registration for Prayers for the Nation closes 48 hours before the event to meet Parliament’s security requirements. Please book early to avoid disappointment
  

• Please allow at least 30 minutes for parliamentary security checks

Our monthly briefing after Prayers for the Nation is an opportunity for fellowship and for our speakers to expand on their theme in more depth. We invite our contributors to develop their initial theme and to accept questions from CCF members. This more relaxed format allows for a time of discussion, debate and prayer over refreshments.

This month we are joined by The Trussell Trust.

Established in 1997, the Trussell Trust's aim is to end food poverty in the U.K. They support a network of foodbanks which provide emergency food to people in crisis and additional support to help tackle the root causes that sweep people into poverty and build people's resilience so they are less likely to need a food bank in the future.

*Sandwiches and refreshments will be provided.

Our monthly prayer service held at the heart of Westminster open to all CCF members and their guests. Prayers for the Nation is a time to gather to pray for MPs, Peers, Parliamentarians and our Government.

Each month the CCF hosts Prayers for the Nation – a prayer service in the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft bringing together Parliamentarians, Charity and Church leaders to focus on and pray about an issue, a campaign or a legislation that they are championing. Parliamentarians who attended and spoke at recent Prayers for the Nation services include the Rt Hon Alistair Burt MP, Harriett Baldwin MP, Fiona Bruce MP, Jeremy Lefroy MP and Baroness Elizabeth Berridge.

Established in 1997, the Trussell Trust's aim is to end food poverty in the U.K. They support a network of foodbanks which provide emergency food to people in crisis and additional support to help tackle the root causes that sweep people into poverty and build people's resilience so they are less likely to need a food bank in the future

Prayers for the Nation begins at 18.30 at the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft in Parliament.

Please allow at least 30 minutes for parliamentary security checks.

This month’s Westminster Briefing will be held in Committee Room 7 in Parliament. We will be joined by Tim Pilkington, CEO of World Vision and members of World Vision’s Policy Team.

World Vision operates in almost 100 countries. Their model works with local communities, partners and supporters with the aim to improve a child's health, education, water, protection and sources of family income to help build brighter futures. In 2018 World Vision

This date also coincides with “International Day Against the use of Child Soldiers” which has also been spearheaded by World Vision, we will follow this theme for both Prayers for the Nation and Westminster Briefing. To learn more about World Visions work in this area click here:

Join us on the 12th February to hear more about their work.

Tickets for this event are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment!

• Prayers for the Nation begins at 18.30 at the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft in Parliament.

• Please note registration for Prayers for the Nation closes 48 hours before the event to meet Parliament’s security requirements. Please book early to avoid disappointment
  

• Please allow at least 30 minutes for parliamentary security checks

Our monthly prayer service held at the heart of Westminster open to all CCF members and their guests. Prayers for the Nation is a time to gather to pray for MPs, Peers, Parliamentarians and our Government.

Each month the CCF hosts Prayers for the Nation – a prayer service in the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft bringing together Parliamentarians, Charity and Church leaders to focus on and pray about an issue, a campaign or a legislation that they are championing. Parliamentarians who attended and spoke at recent Prayers for the Nation services include the Rt Hon Alistair Burt MP, Harriett Baldwin MP, Fiona Bruce MP, Jeremy Lefroy MP and Baroness Elizabeth Berridge.

This month we are joined by international children's charity World Vision. Established in 1950, World Vision now operates in almost 100 countries. Their model works with local communities, partners and supporters with the aim to improve a child's health, education, water, protection and sources of family income to help build brighter futures.

Tim Pilkington, CEO of World Vision and members of World Vision’s Policy Team will be speaking at this event.

Join us on the 12th February to hear more about their work.

This date also coincides with “International Day Against the use of Child Soldiers” which has also been spearheaded by World Vision, we will follow this theme for both Prayers for the Nation and Westminster Briefing. To learn more about World Visions work in this area click here:

• Prayers for the Nation begins at 18.30 at the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft in Parliament.

• Please note registration for Prayers for the Nation closes 48 hours before the event to meet Parliament’s security requirements. Please book early to avoid disappointment
  

• Please allow at least 30 minutes for parliamentary security checks

Our monthly prayer service held at the heart of Westminster open to all CCF members and their guests. Prayers for the Nation is a time to gather to pray for MPs, Peers, Parliamentarians and our Government.

Each month the CCF hosts Prayers for the Nation – a prayer service in the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft bringing together Parliamentarians, Charity and Church leaders to focus on and pray about an issue, a campaign or a legislation that they are championing. Parliamentarians who attended and spoke at recent Prayers for the Nation services include the Rt Hon Alistair Burt MP, Harriett Baldwin MP, Fiona Bruce MP, Jeremy Lefroy MP and Baroness Elizabeth Berridge.

Prayers for the Nation begins at 18.30 at the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft in Parliament.

Please allow at least 30 minutes for parliamentary security checks.

Our CCF Christmas Service will be followed by our first CCF Christmas Party from 8:00pm at Conservative Campaign Headquarters. 4, Matthew Parker Street, London. SW1H 9NP.

Come along and round the year off with CCF friends and supporters as we share mince pies and mulled punch

With His Eminence Archbishop Angaelos & worship lead by Noel Robinson

The CCF are delighted and honoured to welcome His Eminence Archbishop Angaelos of London for our Carol’s in the Crypt in Parliament from 6:30pm on Thursday 6th December.

His Eminence Archbishop Angaelos is the first Coptic Orthodox Archbishop of London, having served as General Bishop of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the United Kingdom. He is widely recognised for his extensive advocacy work. The Queen has awarded him an OBE for ‘Services to International Religious Freedom’.