Ed Walker explains how he wrote his new book, A house built on love, in the hope that it demonstrates the unique position of the church to house the homeless. Read more
People in churches showing the love of Jesus are an essential part of accomplishing Hope into Action’s mission to house the homeless. Read more
How does a church come together to buy a house for the homeless? Learn more here as Ed Walker explains. Read more
Learn what gives us hope in the face of the pandemic and your invitation to become a Hope Giver in our blog this week. Read more
You are vital to the work of Hope into Action. We're a charity and we couldn't continue our work without your help. Rowan Williams summed it up: “Hope into Action allows people in our churches to recognise they can actually do something”. Read more
Discover how you can help someone experiencing homelessness today. Read more
During our Tenant Awards last Friday we asked some of our Tenants "What does hope mean to you?" here is Phil's story: Read more
The Hope into Action Tenant Awards shine a light on people’s journeys out of homelessness. As we prepare for the announcements this year, one Empowerment Worker shares with you the story of a previous winner and the impact he and his award had on her. Read more
Ed Walker reflects on Why the church should care about Housing, a book by Dr Graham Tomlin. Dr Tomlin is Bishop of Kensington and vice-chair of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s commission on housing, church and community which has launched its report this week. Based on five core values that make for good homes, Ed sees these at work through Hope into Action. Read more
Love A simple word, but such a complicated concept... Written by Kate Doran-Smith Read more
Matthew 9:28 Read more
"So we say thank you. We are incredibly humbled to work with every one of you, we see God’s hand of love reaching out to the poor in every penny donated and every tiny act of outreach. We wish every blessing on everyone of you!" Read the rest of our Christmas message here: Read more
Our blog this week is a thank you to our network of partner churches and their wonderful volunteers. They are offering love and hospitality to those experiencing homelessness. People are connecting who would never otherwise have met. Churches are adapting to the pandemic. Relationships are developing beyond church walls. Where they can, volunteers are inviting tenants to bubble. Read more
“I love it! Once I’ve done it I look back and I feel proud.” We have all had to change plans and activities because of coronavirus. How have churches who house the homeless and their tenants supported each other? Read more