By Krish Kandiah2020-10-28T00:00:00
Critical Race Theory. Those three words are provoking strong feelings among Christians of all backgrounds and denominations. Krish Kandiah unpacks the controversy and gives his view on how the Church should respond
2022-10-06T08:18:00Z By Richard Reddie
As Black History Month gets underway, Richard Reddie takes a look at the events that have shaped the Church’s racial justice journey. We may not be where we want to be, he says, but there’s still time to finish the race well
2021-10-29T13:29:00Z By Chine McDonald
If we only read theology through the lens of white males, we only ever see God from one angle, says Chine McDonald. This Black History Month, here’s eight black theologians who have - or are - shaping our faith
2021-10-20T15:04:00Z By Rev Prof Philip McCormack
Thomas Johnson was a slave who became one of the first Black men to study at Spurgeon’s College. This is his amazing story
2025-05-09T10:56:00Z By Danny Webster
In the five years since Covid-19, the Church has changed significantly. But it was not killed off as many predicted. Instead, it adapted and in many places is growing, says a new report from the Evangelical Alliance. Danny Webster explores
2025-05-09T09:59:00Z By George Pitcher
Pope Leo XIV has been elected as the new head of the Catholic Church. Could the curious coincidence of a new Archbishop of Canterbury at the same time present a fresh opportunity for Anglicans and Catholics to work together? George Pitcher makes the case for reunification
2025-05-08T08:03:00Z By Abby Guinness
Amid reports of a quiet revival, Abby Guinness shares a similar story from this year’s Spring Harvest — only theirs was one of vibrant, youthful worship, renewed passion for Jesus, and growing intergenerational faith that was anything but quiet
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