Churches are being urged to share buildings regardless of denomination for lunch clubs and worship.
The Churches Together group that covers Northamptonshire, Peterborough and Rutland said it was reacting to “rising energy bills and worsening poverty”.
It said it had taken the “unprecedented step” of writing to every church to urge them to “work more closely at this critical time”.
“This has to be what we have to talk about,” a spokesman said.
Good for RE and useful for GCSE RS: Church group urges denominations to share spaces to tackle poverty https://t.co/C4FblQdaoY
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