FWW Prayer Guide: June 2025 – Sickness and Work

Our chaplains visit a range of businesses, from high street chains to sole traders. When people fall sick and cannot work it is this last group that has least support. For someone effectively self-employed, not working means not earning.  For employees, the safety net of SSP (Statutory Sick Pay) provides some protection, but adds costs … Continue reading FWW Prayer Guide: June 2025 – Sickness and Work

FWW Prayer Guide: May 2025 – Resurrection in the Economy

As the Easter Season continues, our prayers in May focus on how Resurrection is experienced in work and the economy. Those who first met the Risen Jesus knew profound renewal in their lives, a new beginning, and a Holy Peace. The disciples experienced this in their work - the great catch of fish when Jesus … Continue reading FWW Prayer Guide: May 2025 – Resurrection in the Economy

FWW Prayer Guide: April 2025 – Living with Uncertainty

Economic headlines recently have been dominated by uncertainty. Talk of tariffs and their impact on global trade and local jobs;[1] the chancellor’s spring statement and what that means for those who rely on welfare payments;[2] the future of steel making in the UK,[3] are just three examples. In my chaplaincy I increasingly meet people who … Continue reading FWW Prayer Guide: April 2025 – Living with Uncertainty

Budget October 30th 2024: Headlines and Reflection for Chaplains

Points of Contact for Workplace Chaplains, and Theological Reflection The Kingdom of God involves us in caring for those in need (hungry, thirsty, homeless) and seeking justice for those who are exploited by those who have power. The tax system, and decisions about public finances should provide a bias to the poor and powerless in … Continue reading Budget October 30th 2024: Headlines and Reflection for Chaplains