At the end of a challenging year, it has been a great encouragement to receive one of the Ecclesiastical 12 Days of Christmas £1,000 prizes.
As an educational charity, our work has been directly affected with reduced access to schools. One of the ways we have been trying to adapt is to provide an online library of digital resources for schools and parents to make use of. This money will help us develop this work further and improve the quality of the resources we are providing and make them available to more schools.
Through these resources, young people will continue to have the opportunity to learn about the Christian faith from members of their local Christian communities. We already reach thousands of young people through our work, but an online library creates the opportunity to reach thousands more.
Through these activities young people are able to engage with what Christians believe and our work directly promotes the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of young people. In a year of change and restrictions, we want young people to remember there are places they can find hope: they can find a light in the darkness.
