As far as we are aware, this is the first time that Jewish communities across the country will be engaging in a project of this nature and reflects initiatives of support for Jews within the Christian community on issues such as antisemitism.
In a statement of endorsement, Bishop Michael Ipgrave, CCJ Chair and Bishop of Woolwich said “This ground-breaking initiative takes seriously the Biblical imperatives of care both for the neighbour and the stranger, and is a timely and practical demonstration of our joint humanity”.
More information about the campaign can be found here and further statements of endorsement will be released in due course.