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Voluntary Action Sheffield (VAS) is an independent voluntary organisation supporting the development of the voluntary and community sector (VCS) locally.
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Many Churches, one purpose There are many different Christian churches and denominations, but all have the same basic calling: to worship God, to share the good news about Jesus Christ and to work for the good of all people. So they often need to work together - and to co-ordinate the work they each do separately. When they do, they are acting as Churches Together. But being Churches Together means more than that. It means commitment by each church and denomination to deepen its fellowship with the others, and - without losing what makes each interestingly different - to work with them towards a greater visible unity. To help the churches live as Churches Together, a number of small organizations have been created to ease their way. There is one in almost every town or community, to help them to work together locally. There are others in the regions, and for each of the four nations of Wales, Scotland, Ireland and England. And there is Churches Together in Britain and Ireland.
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The ProLife Alliance was born out of a growing conviction among large numbers of young voters, pro-life groups around the country and many other concerned citizens that many current policies are deeply harmful, not only to the individuals concerned, but to the common good of society. We were founded as a political party with one of our primary aims being to place the abortion issue back on the political agenda. For too long it had been perceived as non-political, or, at least, non-party political, and the ProLife Alliance set out to challenge the cosy consensus that had developed in Parliament around the issue. To that end, we fielded candidates in local, regional, national and European elections. Through our various initiatives, the most highly publicised being the cleft palate legal challenge, abortion is now very much back on the political agenda. Our primary objective in establishing a political party has been achieved. Consequently we believe that we can continue to further aims more effectively through education and campaigning.
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As a Cathedral, we are the Bishop's church in the Diocese, and we aim to support our sisters and brothers in the Diocese of Sheffield in leading the mission of the Church of England throughout South Yorkshire. We pray for the county, and offer hospitality for many large services and other public events.
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The Diocese of Sheffield was formed at Pentecost in 1914, by the division from the Diocese of York. It covers most of the County of South Yorkshire, with a small part of East Yorkshire, one parish in North Yorkshire and one in North Lincolnshire – an area of almost 576 square miles.
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St Marie's is a Catholic Primary School for children aged 4-11, which offers a high standard of education to children across the city of Sheffield. The School has links with many parishes across the city including; St Marie’s Cathedral, St Francis of Assisi, St Vincent’s, Holy Family, Mother of God and St William’s.
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