Blogs
ICCJ Conference 2026
Posted Oct 8th, 2026by Arabella Norton - CCJ Project and Education Manager
In July, Arabella Norton, one of our new Project and Education Managers, represented CCJ at the International Council of Christians and Jews bi-annual conference, which took place this year in Hannover. Read more
Interfaith Seder at St Barnabas Church, Derby
Posted May 31st, 2026by Rev'd Canon Alan Griggs, CCJ Derbyshire
On Monday 30 March, St Barnabas Church in Derby hosted an interfaith Seder learning evening with friends from the Derbyshire Jewish Community, supported by the Council of Christians and Jews. Read more
Pope Leo will do more to build bridges with Jews
Posted Nov 7th, 2025Article by CCJ Vice-President Zaki Cooper, published on The Times on 1 November.
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Campus Leadership Programme 2025/26 - It's just the beginning...
Posted Sep 5th, 2025by Beth Williams - CLP Manager
Read moreKiddush to Conversation: A meaningful multifaith shabbat lunch in Nottingham
Posted Jun 24th, 2025by Nadav Sweiry - Campus Leadership Programme 204/25
On a sunny Saturday afternoon, our campus leaders and interfaith community were warmly welcomed into the home of Nottingham’s Jewish chaplains, Uriya and Shima Dvir. This Shabbat, however, the regular group of over thirty Jewish students was joined by ten Christian guests for a traditional three-course Shabbat lunch. Read more
Reflections on a Year with the CCJ Campus Leadership Programme
Posted Jun 5th, 2025by Tom Miller - URC ministerial student on placement with CCJ Campus Leadership Programme
Since September, I’ve had the privile Read more
Shavuot
Posted May 30th, 2025by Rabbi Oliver Joseph
Shavuot is a favourite festival of mine. Perhaps the least well known, Shavuot is the Jewish harvest festival celebrating the collection of the wheat harvest in the ancient Land of Israel. In the Hebrew calendar, Shavuot features as one of three festivals where the Jewish farmers bought offerings to the ancient Temple in Jerusalem:
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REMEMBERING THE HOLOCAUST AT ST MARY AT FINCHLEY
Posted Apr 24th, 2025Reflection by Nigel Wildish, reader at St Mary at Finchley, on Holocaust Memorial Day 2025
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