Hospitality, community and reaching out across divides. All central components of our Christian faith. All shine through in the life of Jesus, from a wedding at the beginning of his public ministry to his final shared meal before his crucifixion. They are what Christians are to be known for because they reflect who he is.

There is something quite unlike Labour Party Conference.

It is exhausting, obviously. By the end, your feet hurt, your voice is disappearing, and you have had approximately seventeen conversations while trying to walk across the conference centre, but it is also joyful.

There is something revealing about the way we talk about holidays in public life.

Christians on the Left is pleased to nominate Andy Burnham as the next leader of the Labour Party.

Political resignations are often moments of high drama. They invite score-settling, recriminations and the temptation to rewrite history in real time. In our age of social media, they can quickly become occasions for triumphalism on one side and bitterness on the other.

However, Keir Starmer's resignation speech had something worth pausing over. Its tone.

Read our director Hannah Rich’s report on the International League of Religious Socialists 2026 congress held in Barcelona.

Freedom of religion and belief extends to all faiths and none, or it is meaningless, argues our Director, Hannah Rich in the Church. Times

Our National Comitee member Rachel Burgin writes about the role that churches and Christians are playing in the response to ICE in Minnesota.

Read Hannah Rich’s piece for Premier Christianity on the Welfare State and what the bible says about it.

Read Hannah Rich’s blog for Mainstream on the two-child limit.

Who were the Chartists? And what relevance do they have to faith and politics today? Part of a series on celebrating 65 years of Christians on the Left and exploring the history of Christian Socialism.

Labour should repeal the two-child limit, writes our Director Hannah Rich in The Church Times.