The Joint Public Issues Team (JPIT) is a collaborative initiative representing the Baptist Union of Great Britain, the Methodist Church, and the United Reformed Church. Committed to fostering a just society, JPIT empowers churches to engage in prayer and advocacy for critical social issues. Their mission spans various topics, including economic justice, poverty alleviation, environmental sustainability, and asylum seeker rights, all framed within a faith-based context.

JPIT offers a range of resources and programs designed to help congregations mobilize around vital issues, such as tax justice, universal credit reform, and peacemaking in the community. They facilitate connections through the Constituency Action Network, which encourages direct action and dialogue with local representatives. With an emphasis on education, JPIT produces newsletters, podcasts, and blog content to keep churches informed and active. Whether through organized events or prayer initiatives, JPIT seeks to inspire meaningful involvement that addresses social injustices and promotes peace within society.