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PUBLISHED - 27th July 2026
Each year on the Sunday following World Sight Day, we invite churches to join with us to celebrate Sight Loss Sunday to promote awareness of sight loss in churches and to celebrate the gifts and skills of those who are blind and partially sighted and all that they offer to our church families. Even if there is no one in your church who you can currently think of that has sight loss, the RNIB suggest that one in five people will live with sight loss in their lifetime. As we seek to reach out to the world with the good news of Jesus, having churches that are welcoming and accessible for those with sight loss is a demonstration of God’s love in action.
There are lots of ways that you can mark Sight Loss Sunday – through a full ‘Sight Loss Sunday service’ or including sight loss in other aspects of church life e.g. in the prayers. Our website has a wealth of Sight Loss Sunday resources that you can access to assist you in this organised into four different themes.
· Is seeing believing? Resources which look at the many and various gifts people with sight loss have which can be used to enrich their church
· Made in God’s image. Resources with a focus on how blind and partially sighted people are as unique and valuable as everyone else
· Walking by faith, not by sight. Resources which remind us that we don’t need to have sight to be able to have faith in God and journey with Him
· Who does God call. Resources which look at God’s call on our lives and how God doesn’t see sight loss as a barrier to leading and serving
We would love to hear your stories about how you are celebrating Sight Loss Sunday in your context, please do send these to slfc@torchtrust.org
Click here to access our resources: torchtrust.org/sight-loss-friendly-church/sight-loss-sunday/
We’re very pleased to say that Janette Sturgis, our Resource Curator, has been hard at work making some wonderful improvements to our online eShop. Janette shares all below: Client Services received a phone call the other day saying that: “the Christian Living section on the eShop has far too many books to wade through, we […]
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