Ordinands and clergy recount how their lives and ministry have been deeply enriched through USPG's world church placement programmes: Expanding Horizons (for clergy, ordinands and church workers) and Journey With Us (for volutneers of all ages).
Listen to the voices, hopes and stories of people in refugee camps and hostels in Greece. USPG are working with the Anglican Chaplaincy in Greece and ecumenically to support refugees and asylum seekers. This support includes providing food, clothing and medical care, as well as family-friendly spaces, legal advice and skills training.
Listen to the voices, hopes and stories of people in refugee camps and hostels in Greece. USPG are working with the Anglican Chaplaincy in Greece and ecumenically to support refugees and asylum seekers. This support includes providing food, clothing and medical care, as well as family-friendly spaces, legal advice and skills training.
The Revd Canon Richard Bartlett, USPG Director for Mission Engagement, gives a talk about our current brand journey.
Would you like to experience the life and mission of the church in another culture? USPG has been arranging placements for over 50 years for people aged 18-80. Listen again to this talk from Greenbelt festival to hear from volunteers who have taken part and find out what it is really like. Or visit www.uspg.org.uk/travel to find out more.
USPG met asylum seekers stranded in Greece and they shared with us their thoughts, hopes and dreams.
Have a virtual experience of our highly praised stand at Greenbelt and learn more about the refugee crisis in Europe.
Father Malcolm Bradshaw MBE, Senior Anglican Chaplain in Athens, speaking about the refugee crisis at Greenbelt 2016.
Karen Turner, former Expanding Horizons placement with Us, talks about how it has affect her daily office.
A film exploring the work of the Us-supported Delhi Brotherhood Society, in India, to tackle domestic violence and promote gender equality. The film focuses on a women’s helpline and restorative justice councils.
