AUGUST is, of course, a time when you can get anything, even Christianity, into the newspapers, and there have been some interesting pieces as the month came to an end. The New Statesman had a piece ...
DR JAMES ORR, associate professor in the philosophy of religion at Cambridge University, has stepped down as head of policy for Reform UK, after an investigation broadcast by Channel 4 News. On social ...
8 Star brother briefly welcomes old 23 by 11 (7) ...
SEVENTEEN homes for social rent in a deprived part in Birmingham are among the projects under way, five years after the Archbishops’ housing commission’s report Coming Home. Church House, Westminster, ...
WHEN I was an undergraduate, first learning how to talk to others about the Christian faith, the approach was to start with sin and redemption. Name our human woe, then point to God, who, although ...
THE Growing for Wellbeing group, a gardening programme run in the grounds of Gloucester Cathedral, is “not about horticultural excellence”, says Lizzy Hathaway-White, who is the group’s ...
STUDENTS from Gordonstoun School have discovered what is thought to be the remains of a medieval Viking church on Swona, an uninhabited Scottish island. Students and staff took a ten-hour journey from ...
THE values of “trust, dignity, and mutual care” in public life were highlighted by the Bishop of Manchester, Dr David Walker, in the House of Lords on Tuesday. “We all — public officers and citizens ...
BEECROFT. The Revd Benjamin Beecroft, Area Dean of Runnymede, remaining Vicar of Addlestone and Hon. Canon of Guildford Cathedral (Guildford). CARLILL. The Revd Adam Carlill, Vicar of St George ...
READING two books at a time sometimes throws up interesting resonances. Careless People (Flatiron Books) — a whistleblower’s account of working inside Facebook — arrived just as Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta ...
IT IS a paradox familiar to artists, as well as to those living the religious life, that rules can liberate rather than imprison. Constraints can foster creativity. Wordsworth famously drew the ...
The Rt Revd Alastair Redfern writes: BARRY ROGERSON is assured a key place in church history. On 12 March 1994, in Bristol Cathedral, he ordained the first women as priests in the Church of England.
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