What kind of charity is Christian Aid?
This lesson considers Christian Aid’s foundations as a Christian charity, with reference to biblical teachings.
We found 1083 resources.
Showing 37 - 54
Weekly worship: Sunday 13 January
Sermon notes: Baptism of the Lord
Weekly worship Advent 3: Sunday 16 December
John the Baptist: sermon notes for week three of Advent.
Christian Aid diversity and inclusion policy
Christian Aid is committed to promoting equality, valuing diversity, creating an inclusive environment and combating unfair treatment. Equality of opportunity and freedom from discrimination is a fundamental human right and we will exercise leadership and commitment in promoting this right.
Crazy Climate case studies
Age: 7-11
Champa from Bangladesh and Fatima from Senegal talk about their experiences of living in countries affected by climate change.
Disaster zone: notes for teachers
Age: 11-14
These teaching notes are designed to help teachers prepare for the disaster zone game.
Harvest school fairy tale - English
This tells the story of Frank and the Pea Stalk. If you wish to read this story aloud to a group, the illustrations are available in our slideshow presentation.
Tackling modern day slavery - the John Lewis Partnership
Download this report from the John Lewis Partnership outlining their business and human rights strategy in response to the Modern Slavery Act. From the Salt Business Network.
The Big Shift: Banks - petition sheets
Use this petition sheet in church to help increase pressure on the big banks. If you’d like us to send printed copies to you, email campaigns@christian-aid.org
The paper bag game introduction
Age: 9+ / Youth group (11-18)
Instructions on how to play the paper bag game.
Transformers presentation
Age: 7-11
Subject areas: Geography, citizenship
This presentation shows some of the amazing things people are doing around the world to transform their lives and make the planet a better place.
Download the Transformers presentation notes
What is the point of modern Christian mission?
This lesson explores the history of Christian mission, and different definitions of that word today. It considers the extent to which Christian Aid, a charity that expressly does not proselytize, might be said to engage in modern Christian mission.