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Esther Saizi and her cooperative make bread from processed pigeon peas in Malawi. They meet every morning in the warehouse Christian Aid has built and use the large oven to bake bread to sell at the market.

Everyone is equal in the sight of God. Yet we live in a world where poverty persists, and robs people of their dignity.

To tackle poverty we need to engage with decisions makers.

We believe that by simply inviting your political representatives into church - to break bread and talk about poverty - you could spark a poverty-busting relationship that could last for years to come.

Helen Hughes

There are people in government who have the power to make a real difference

Hear Christian Aid supporter, Helen Hughes share how she put her faith into action by engaging her MP about the injustice of the climate crisis.

Breaking bread is a symbol of welcome, openness, and peace. The humblest of meals - even a cup of tea and biscuits - can help build relationships.

Look through our resources below. Engage your political representatives or encourage your church to explore the role political engagement in living out your faith.