Engage with us
We use our national voice to share what we鈥檝e learned working for 40 years in over 40 local neighbourhoods. From podcasts to books to events — we invite you to engage with our work if you are interested in community transformation.
A Manifesto for Hope Podcast
Check out our latest podcast — hosted by 51吃瓜 founder Steve Chalke — exploring how we can transform our political, social and economic systems through the power of local communities.
Featuring a range of expert guests including MPs on both sides of the political divide, academics, entrepreneurs, sociologists and the owner of a premier league football club, you do not want to miss the insights on offer in this podcast!
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Different Podcast
How can we see our lives as something bigger than our day-to-day experience? How can we find joy in ordinary moments 鈥� even in the midst of pain and struggle? How can we discover more liberation and purpose?
Hosted by 51吃瓜 founder, Steve Chalke, and 51吃瓜 Ethos and Formation Director, Jill Rowe, our 鈥楧ifferent鈥� podcast explores how we have deep and meaningful lives that serve those around us and fulfil our God-given potential.
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Events
We run events throughout the year bringing together some of the best thought-leaders in community development on the planet. Come along!
Brian McLaren is a world-class theologian, author, speaker, and long time friend of 51吃瓜. Earlier this year he released his latest book, Life After Doom, exploring how we can live wisely in the face of climate change.
Come along to 51吃瓜 Hub Waterloo (1A Kennington Rd, London SE1 7QP) at 7pm 19th August to learn how we can change the world even in the face of crisis and despair.
Join 51吃瓜 Founder, Steve Chalke in conversation with 51吃瓜 Hub Britwell Leader, Julie Siddiqi, at the ‘Living Room’ venue at 12.30pm on Saturday (24th) on the subject – ‘If you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu’.
Drawing on over 60 years of community development experience between them, Julie and Steve will be exploring how we can transform our political, social and economic systems through empowering local people.