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1. Become an After Sunday Contact for your Church

We believe strongly in the importance of building up local worshipping communities. We have learned that it is by learning from and connecting with our After Sunday living that the church gathered can become even more vibrant and relevant.

What is involved in being an After Sunday Contact?

Once you have expressed an interest in becoming an After Sunday Contact, you will be given a pack of useful resources, information, suggestions and ideas so that you might feel able to promote After Sunday in your church.

After Sunday Contacts could :

• Encourage After Sunday thinking in your Parish Magazines or Newsletters. We will supply suitable materials and interesting articles.
• Encourage the use of the After Sunday Course modules to help people to grow in confidence
• Encourage the use of ideas / materials in worship that help to make a better connection between Sunday and Monday. After Sunday will provide suggestions and resources for you to use.
• Encourage a focus on what people do in their 'dispersed' church lives, sharing information about what people do during the week and the challenges they face so they can be supported by the 'gathered' church. After Sunday would offer suggestions and possible activities.
• Share ideas with After Sunday of things that you are doing to promote a better connection between faith, work and the world.

How do I become an After Sunday Contact?

When you register on our website you will find that you are invited to complete a profile in which there is a place to indicate your willingness to be involved and which parish/congregation you belong to. Once you have signed up you will have access to the After Sunday Contacts section of the website.

We also welcome contact by telephone, email or post from people willing to offer to be an After Sunday Contact.

We look forward to working with you!

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2. Use the After Sunday Course modules

After Sunday offers a range of course modules on a range of topics relating to faith at work and in everyday life.  Learn more about these course modules and how to become a facilitator.

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3. Get some fresh ideas about how to address current issues

Our aim for this website is that it can become a ‘hub' for people from all walks of life to ‘meet' and discuss issues that concern them about faith, life and work. The website will have a number of interactive features:

Hot Topics

Hot Topics explore for a wide range of areas of work for example; Education, Politics, Health, Economy, Business and Commerce, etc. Once you have registered, you can:

1. Join in debate and discussion in these different areas on The Forum
2. Offer your own point of view
3. Suggest areas to be discussed
4. Comment on articles
5. Support others who are experiencing similar challenges to yourself

After Sunday Polls

After Sunday offers you the chance to vote on a range of faith-at-work dilemmas. New polls will be offered regularly and results posted on the website. This offers the chance to reflect on a current issue or challenge ad hear what others think too. We would welcome offers of questions to poll - perhaps relating to a dilemma or challenge that you are facing.

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4. Publicise Events in your area

There is a space on the After Sunday website for you to publicise events, courses or special services with a faith and work interest in your part of the country.  There is an easy to use means of submitting an event.  Please feel free to use this resource.

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5. Become a volunteer and share you energy, enthusiasm and skill

After Sunday is always on the look out for willing helpers! If you could spare an hour or two to assist with fund-raising, website updating, correspondence, marketing or publicity then we would be delighted to hear from you. Please contact us.