Wednesday 10 June has been set aside for members across the British Union Conference (BUC) to spend time in prayer concerning the pressing issues we face today. The decision ratified by all presidents from the South and North England conferences as well as the Scottish, Irish and Welsh mission, reflects a unified front from all territories of the BUC for the need for collective prayer.
The main points for the prayer focus will be: The Grieving: The ongoing coronavirus situation has caused…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2020-06-05/buc-day-of-prayer/

We must all recognise that the reopening process may be difficult and will take considerable time and careful planningSource: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2020-06-05/buc-field-presidents-begin-work-on-strategy-for-future-church-opening/

Reopening Churches: Guidelines for all Adventist Churches in the UK & Ireland
It is our sincere hope and prayer that Adventist churches throughout the UK and Ireland will soon be able to open again. However, this must only be done when it is legal and safe to do so. We must all recognise that the reopening process may be difficult and will take considerable time and careful planning. The following guidelines have been agreed by the presidents of all fields within the BUC:
Key Timeline Events
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BUC president, Pastor Ian Sweeney responds to the events surrounding the death of George Floyd.Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2020-06-03/buc-statement-on-developing-tensions-surrounding-the-death-of-george-floyd/

BUC president, Pastor Ian Sweeney responds to the events surrounding the death of George Floyd.Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2020-06-03/buc-responds-to-recent-racial-tensions-across-america-and-england/