Monthly Archives: August 2012

On Tuesday 14 August 2012, the Government launched its National Action Plan to tackle child abuse linked to faith or belief, informed by a Working Group comprising statutory, faith and community organisations, and individuals with specialist knowledge and expertise.  Churches … Continue reading →

…NCLF interviewed Dr Michel Sacramento NCLF: Where are Francophone in Britain from in Africa and the Caribbean? MS: They come from Martinique, Guadeloupe, the Reunion Island, and from each of the former French colonies of Africa. Congolese and Angolese, Ivoirians, … Continue reading →

The Pastorale Francophone UK announces a 2-day seminar for Francophone and Anglophone: The place and role of Deliverance in Afro-Caribbean Christianity and Leadership Speakers: Dr. Daniel Eshun, professor of Ministerial Theology at Roehampton University Mr Leethen Bartholomew, social worker specialist … Continue reading →

New book – The first systematic, authoritative chronicle of a Black Pentecostal Church in the UK. PRESS RELEASE Press invited to book launch Thursday 23rd August 2012. The first authoritative chronicle of the black Pentecostal church movement will be launched … Continue reading →

Gospel Music Industry Alliance is pleased to announce that they have been made an Affiliate Member of the Association of Independent Music (AIM). It’s the first time that Gospel Music has been recognised within the Music industry in this way, … Continue reading →

Momentum is building for The National Day of Prayer & Worship at Wembley Stadium on the 29th September 2012, where we believe 80,000+ Christians will gather together.  This once in a generation gathering will see Christians from every tradition, creed … Continue reading →

AFRICAN HERITAGE FORUM is a new cultural organisation that works to  ensure that people of African descent play the leading role in how the heritage is presented and preserved. Also, it supports the initiatives of African heritage practitioners & consultants. … Continue reading →

We urgently need volunteers or the NCLF Think Tank. This will provide intellectual/academic support for what we say in public.  For example, should we wish to address publically a youth-related issue, we would like to be able to call upon … Continue reading →

Joint Faith in Britain-Metropolitan Police Service conference on 18 July at the Emmanuel Centre (Marsham Street), 11.00–15.30 on faith community partnerships and youth crime reduction etc. Speakers will include the Police Commissioner, David Lammy MP, Arlene Small, Les Isaac OBE(Street … Continue reading →