By Krish Kandiah2022-11-10T16:50:00
But it’s a poignant reminder that being attentive to the little things can make all the difference to those in need, says Krish Kandiah
2023-11-10T15:53:00Z By Tim Bechervaise
This year’s Christmas ads cover a myriad of emotions from joy to heartache, says Tim Bechervaise. From the controversial M&S offering to Shelter’s heartbreaking reminder that all is not sparkly and bright for everyone this festive season, here’s his analysis of what Christians can learn from them
2023-06-07T15:37:00Z By Simon Jay
Black children are more likely to end up in care, and less likely to be adopted. If we want to pursue God’s heart for justice, we need to address the racial inequalities that exist within our care system, says Simon Jay
2022-08-30T11:49:00Z By Jennifer Ross
Six months on from the Russian invasion, churches, schools and organisations across the UK are working together to make a difference. Jennifer Ross gives us a snapshot of the good work happening in the Diocese of Rochester
2025-09-03T16:00:00Z By Hayley Chapman-Todd
Chris Brain’s conviction of indecent assault has brought justice but it also raises deeper questions about power, coercion, and spiritual abuse within the Church. Hayley Chapman-Todd explores how the Church is beginning to respond to the issue of spiritual abuse and what more must be done
2025-09-03T13:38:00Z By Rev Dr Nigel Scotland
Rev Dr Nigel Scotland explains why he believes the most compassionate response to the small boats crisis is to immediately return migrants to France
2025-09-03T08:29:00Z By Danny Webster
Is the sudden hoisting of England flags a positive sign of patriotism, or a dangerous endorsement of hateful views? Danny Webster explores the issues
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