Civil Society Media has unveiled the programme for a day of specialist content to support faith-based charities, with opportunities for networking.
The Faith Charities Forum, taking place on 14 September, will address the role that faith plays in furthering charities’ organisational mission.
This bespoke conference is specifically designed for senior leaders and decision-makers working in faith-based charities and will address some of the key challenges facing this unique group of organisations.
There will also be opportunities to ask questions during the sessions and talk to other delegates and experts throughout the day.
One of the talks on the day will be a panel debate chaired by Krish Raval, director of Faith in Leadership, which will discuss how to engage with non-faith communities while staying true to your own faith and mission.
He will be joined other panellists including Rabbi Jeff Berger and they will share their own experience before delegates will be encouraged to join the debate.
Other highlights from the programme include advice from the Charity Commission, and reflections from professor Jen Cheng, co-founder of the Institute of Sustainable Philanthropy, about how fundraising can support donors in their journey in faith.
