News, stories & events

Our Hope Publication gathers stories of hope to showcase the important work Girls' Brigade England and Wales has done this season nationally and in local communities.

The day was led by Katie Hurst (District Team Leader) and Hannah Morpeth (Team Leader), with fantastic support from Sam Cree (Leader at 1st Ryton) who brought her creativity and led some prayer spaces for leaders.

This year's Fundraising Challenge begun on 15 September, and will run until 15 October. 

Globally there’s an increasing focus on keeping people safe online and we’re seeing a corresponding focus on digital safeguarding.

The results are out for Team Challenge 2025 – a national competition GB groups could be part of, at a convenient time for them, between 24 March and 20 June. This year the packs featured creative challenges, games, and Bible stories based around the life of Moses.

The members and leaders of 8th Portsmouth have enjoyed an action-packed programme of activities in the half-term leading up to the summer holidays.

Girls' Brigade has been empowering girls and young women across the world for over 130 years. This wouldn't be possible without the dedicated volunteers who devote hours of their time to helping GB provide a safe, fun space for people to thrive.

On Thursday 14 August 2025, representatives of Girls’ Brigade England & Wales attended a garden party at 10 Downing Street, at the invitation of Sir Keir Starmer, The British Prime Minister. The event had been arranged to recognise the 80th Anniversary of victory in Japan, at the end of the second world war.

We love to hear about how each Girls’ Brigade group makes the most of summer time!

Rebecca was invited by The Prime Minster (Sir Keir Starmer), as a representative of The Methodist Church in Britain and Girls Brigade England & Wales to attend a reception to celebrate Easter. The Prime Minister delivered an Easter address to the assembled Christian Charity Leaders and MPs.