People in northwest London today might notice some new advertising. Four churches in Cricklewood have worked together to tell the local community what they offer – carol services, meal club, kids clubs, toddler groups, English classes, homeless shelter, scouts…
The initiative is ecumenical, with one baptist, two Anglican, and a free church joining forces to place four large billboards. The adverts point to the website address We-AreOne.org which explains who the churches are, what they offer and upcoming events. There’s also a link to ‘talk to a vicar’, which allows people to confidentially email a church leader.
The homepage explains:
We’re all different and meet in different buildings, some of which aren’t even churches. However, we have one thing in common – our faith.
Read how this idea was formed on their website.
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