Joint Public Issues Team

Churches working together for peace and justice
The Joint Public Issues Team (JPIT) is made up of the Baptist Union, the Church of Scotland, the Methodist Church and the United Reformed Church, working together for peace and justice.

Christians are called to act justly and to work for God’s kingdom on earth as it is in heaven. What does this mean today, and how can we make a difference?

As the Joint Public Issues Team, we work to:

  • equip Christians to act and pray on issues of injustice,
  • resource churches to reflect and campaign effectively,
  • help our Churches to speak out with a distinctively Christian voice on injustice.

Anyone can get involved or be part of JPIT! Find out more about them here.

 

JPIT is one of the ways we, as the URC, work ecumenically. We work with three other denominations through JPIT:

Home - URC Yorkshire Synod

Welcome to the Yorkshire Synod!

We’re part of the United Reformed Church, committed together, to making a difference for Christ’s sake. We’ve got lots going on, hopefully this website will help give you a flavour!

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The churches of the Yorkshire Synod are committed to Walking the Way – living the life of Jesus today.  We’re on a journey of deepening discipleship and more faithful involvement in God’s mission of transforming the world into the Kingdom of God.  We’re discovering how to make a Jesus-shaped difference in our communities and world.

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Yorkshire, as a county, gives us beautiful countryside, vibrant cities, historical towns, stunning coastlines. This website helps equip you with everything you need too!

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Another successful Alpha Course at Christ Church, Hipperholme

Another successful Alpha Course at Christ Church, Hipperholme

Christ Church, Hipperholme – a Methodist/United Reformed Church LEP - has just completed a second successful Alpha Course. On this most recent 10-week course, they were helped by a wonderful group of volunteers - out-front and in the kitchen, with speakers Revd Colin...

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Good News at Shiregreen URC

Good News at Shiregreen URC

Shiregreen URC, Sheffield, are pleased to welcome Tracey Winfrow as their new worker with children, young people and families and she was officially commissioned at a service on April 14th, led by Rev Barry Welch, one of the URC Team Sheffield ministers. Tracey has a...

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