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Bristol Asylum Seekers Urgently Need Accommodation

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Bristol City Council has temporarily housed a number of asylum seekers in hotels across the city. When this arrangement ends, without move-on accommodation, all of these individuals could return to the streets.

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Help raise £6,000 fee for a right to remain application for a family facing deportation

They are Christians who faced forced conversion to Islam in Pakistan. One of their family members was kidnapped and spent a long time being "persuaded" away from their faith of choice.

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Walk of Sanctuary to raise funds for destitute asylum seekers

Destitute asylum seekers have lost all their housing and financial support and are forced to make extensive journeys to sign in weekly or bi-weekly at immigration reporting centres.

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Bristol Hospitality Network: Call to the Church for Prayerful Action

They are made destitute by the UK government with no right to work, claim benefits of any kind, rent a house etc... Living under constant threat of arbitrary detention for unlimited time, under threat of return to a place that would want them dead.

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Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children - Donations: We need your help

The Council is calling for faith groups to help them create a wrap around approach to Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children coming to Bristol and helping to fill in the gaps where Social Services and the Council are stretched.

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Bristol Hospitality Network urgently needs your support!

a registered charity that supports destitute asylum seekers in our city by providing accommodation at its communal house and with host families, as well as running a welcome centre.

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Pope asks all European parishes to take in a refugee family

the Gospel calls us to be close to the smallest and to those who have been abandoned...

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5 ways the Church can respond to the refugee crisis

The Evangelical Alliance has called on its member churches to respond with prayer, practical care and compassion to the refugee crisis which has dominated the news...

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City of Sanctuary Spring Newsletter 2025

Thank you for taking the time out of your busy days to read our quarterly newsletter. We hope that it will provide you with a bit of light, at a time when so much of what we are reading aims to divide and weaken us.

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Statement Regarding the Extremist Actions in Bristol

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