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Bristol City Funds
This report was commissioned by Bristol City Funds to support the development of the Bristol Community Health (BCH) Health and Wellbeing Grant Programme, which is managed by Quartet Community Foundation. The research identifies key trends affecting VCSE (voluntary, community and social enterprise) organisations in the health and wellbeing sector in Bristol, as well as opportunities and risks for this fund to consider.
15 February, 2021
Bristol Thriving Communities Report
Bristol Thriving Communities is a collaborative project between the Good Faith Partnership and Christian Action Bristol. This report builds upon the Bristol Churches Covid Recovery Report, published by Good Faith Partnership in 2022, which identified an increased appetite of churches to collectively address city-wide issues following the pandemic.
20 June, 2025
Homes for Ukraine Bristol
The Good Faith Partnership is working with Christian Action Bristol and Bristol City Council to rapidly set up 10 Welcome Hubs in churches across the city to extend a warm welcome and key resettlement services to the sponsors and refugees who are part of the Homes for Ukraine scheme.
27 April, 2022
Refugee, Asylum and Migration Policy Project
The Refugee, Asylum and Migration Policy (RAMP) Project was established by Good Faith in 2017. RAMP helps political leaders to think more deeply and collaborate more widely on migration, asylum and integration issues to improve the quality and quantity of political debate and subsequent policy outcomes.
28 May, 2023
Stepping Up and Stepping Out: A New Deal Opportunity for Faith Communities
The GFP has investigated the pivotal role of faith communities in supporting the vulnerable during the last fifteen months. The resulting report explores the possibilities of an exciting deal between faith communities and the government in the Covid-19 recovery phase, that will positively impact the lives of millions across the country.
16 June, 2021
Supporting Pepperdine University’s exploration of faith and public life in the UK
The Sacred Sites Promoting Pluralism initiative is part of Pepperdine University’s Programme on Global Faith and Inclusive Societies, and has been researching how to leverage the power of sacred sites to overcome interfaith hostility and promote the value of pluralism, the peaceful coexistence of people of different perspectives (including religious beliefs).
20 February, 2025
The Forum For Peace
The Good Faith Partnership has been working with The Forum For Peace, a global peacebuilding initiative for Muslim societies and beyond, to launch a UK chapter of the organisation.
3 March, 2022
The International Community of the Holy Sepulchre (ICoHS)
ICoHS works with many denominations in Jerusalem, helping the Churches raise international awareness of the challenges and systemic issues that Christians face in the Holy Land.
8 December, 2019
Virtues of Faith
Surveying over 3,000 members of various UK’s faith communities and those who are non-religious, the Good Faith Partnership in collaboration with the University of Birmingham’s Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues conducted a study to find out the commonality and differences amongst different faith and non-faith groups in the UK.
6 July, 2023
Virtues of Faith: Enquire, Deepen, Expand
In an age of fragmentation and shifting values, virtues can guide us back to a place of understanding and cooperation. But in the UK’s hyper-diverse society, how do we have meaningful conversations across faith groups and sectors? A virtue may be shared among Christians and Muslims, but does it mean the same thing to both groups? And why does it matter?
20 June, 2025
Welcome Hubs
In light of the British Government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme, the concept of ‘Welcome Hubs’ was developed to provide a wrap-around community response for Ukrainians coming to the UK. The Welcome Hubs are designed to link local, volunteer-led groups to each other as well as to the corresponding Local Authority and the wider VCSE sector.
27 November, 2022
Your Neighbour
Your Neighbour is a UK Church response to the Covid-19 crisis working with a network of over 1000 churches and 40 denominations to strengthen communities, equip the Church, and connect churches to the local and national government.
7 December, 2019