What if every Christian student shared a passion for social justice and did something about it?
We equip students and support alumni to pursue justice with their whole lives.
More than 1 billion people live on the equivalent of less than £1 a day.
There are tens of millions of victims of modern day slavery, and many thousands sleeping rough on the streets of the UK. Each one of these people has their own story, their own relationships and their own dreams. Each of them is made in the image of our God who says that true worship is to loose the chains of injustice, who says that we should love our neighbours as ourselves, who says that whatever we do for the least of our brothers and sisters, we do for Him.
We’re convinced that we follow a God who is not OK that there are more slaves in the world than there ever have been before. We follow a God who is not ok that we’ve treated our planet so terribly and brought it to the point of ecological disaster. We follow a God who is not ok that in Europe we spend about eight times more on alcohol than it costs to provide basic health and nutrition for everyone.
We want to inspire and release every Christian student to pursue the biblical call to social justice.
We want to see thousands of students around the UK volunteering, fundraising, praying and campaigning around the great issues of our time. We want to grow to every university town and city in the country, and we want the landscape of our universities to be forever changed.
What if every homeless person in a city centre in the UK was friends with a Christian student? What if young people who had little hope for a future started mentoring with a Christian student who believed in them? What if refugees fleeing war torn countries were not met in the UK with hostility and suspicion but were welcomed into university towns and cities with open arms?
We want to see students raising massive amounts of money for development charities, researching major justice issues and running campaigns to win the hearts and minds of key influencers and will shape attitudes and policy around the great justice issues of our time.
We want to see hundreds of students in every city praying late into the night, crying out to God for the brokenness of this world and believing that he will bring change.
Our vision is nothing less than seeing a whole generation relentlessly pursuing justice, and we believe that the realisation of this will see communities, industries and nations transformed.
The size of our vision, and the scope of our impact, is huge. We have put a lot of work into developing the best strategies to deliver our vision.
University is a time that can set the trajectory for the rest of our lives. If we can use this time to effectively and holistically shape the way that people think and act with respect to injustice, this can have ripple effects that set someone up for a whole-life, lifelong pursuit of Jesus and justice.
Just Love starts with students but it doesn’t end with students. We want the students that we work with to go on and become the leaders and innovators in the charity sector, people who bring integrity and change to politics, who bring radical generosity and social responsibility to business, who bring truth and hope to media, who lead churches who are known for their love of God and love of neighbour.
Find your local group today
We run Just Love groups in 23 university cities across the UK – find your local group and get involved today
Want to start a Just Love group in your city?
If there isn’t currently a Just Love in your city and you’re interested in setting one up, we’d love to hear from you.
If you want to see students in your city inspired and released to seek justice, please do get in touch, and we can think through the next steps. You can also check out our ‘Guide to Getting Started'.’
Our impact so far.
Training
Find out more about student leader training.
We run national training events for Just Love student leaders; regional events at Easter in the North of England, South of England and Scotland, and one national event in the Autumn, before the beginning of the university term.
Find our more about our next national training events over on our Facebook page, or check our Resources page here.
