John Buckeridge
John Buckeridge is a former editor of Premier Christianity magazine (2000-2010) and deputy chief executive of Premier. Now retired, he is enjoying rural life in Devon with his wife Alice. The couple serve in their local village church and community shop.
OpinionDr Micha Jazz (1954-2025): The Urban monk whose unusual insights on the scriptures blessed many
Dr Micha Jazz, the long-time Premier presenter and influential Christian voice has died after a battle with cancer. John Buckeridge remembers him
OpinionWhy Moorlands College is facing an uncertain future
The resignation of the long-standing and highly respected principal of Moorlands College leaves the Christian theological training centre with a tricky choice, says one former student
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100 years on
A century after their birth, John Buckeridge reflects on the impact of the Pentecostals.
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Long Haul
John Buckeridge reflects on important research into recent city-wide missions.
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Come on you saints!
John Buckeridge explores the Christian roots of many football clubs
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One man’s legacy
John Buckeridge marks the passing of a ‘giant’, impacted but not crippled by tragedy.
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Beautiful News
Matt Redman has brought out a new album of worship songs. John Buckeridge asks Matt what his biggest challenge as a worship leader is, if charismatic worship is unfriendly to most men, and how he plans to spend the rest of his life.
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Match Fixing
John Buckeridge on how a winning team needs the right balance of optimism and reality
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Net Worth: how the church can fight malaria
Malaria causes 750,000 deaths in Africa every year. Christianity learns what is being done to combat it and Tony Blair highlights about the role churches can play
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The ‘e’ word
I’m not ashamed of the gospel, just the name ‘evangelical’, admits John Buckeridge.
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Confident but not complacent
In a wide-ranging interview with John Buckeridge, Michael Nazir-Ali, the Anglican Bishop of Rochester encourages Christians in general, and evangelicals in particular, to be more confident about witnessing, debating theology, defending Christian ideals and loving people – whoever they may be.
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Paying power
John Buckeridge wonders about the consumer’s ability to influence corporations
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Slavery Then & Now: The True Price of Chocolate
Your favourite chocolate bar costs you just a few pence, but there is a hidden price someone else is forced to pay. In the second of our five-part series on modern day slavery, John Buckeridge highlights an unfair trade.
