Book Review: The Least, the Last, and the Lost

The privilege and challenge of reaching non-Christians in the most deprived areas of the UK is the focus of this … More

An inherited garden (a ministry parable)

We recently moved to a new home and, given how much outdoor spaces are now being used for entertaining, we … More

Believing that big things can follow small actions offered in faith is one of the keys to understanding how God … More

In approaching the narrative sections of Scripture, there is always the danger of foreclosure, of assuming the conclusion, and missing … More

A measure of our new sense of normality is that the decision whether or not to run church services has … More

In the eyes of many Patrick is the patron saint of excess, a figurehead for beer-fuelled parades and parties. Nothing, … More

As Christian ministers we are vulnerable to the twin temptations of activism and stoicism, of deploying our energies or cutting … More

I have lived in important places, times When great events were decided; who owned That half a rood of rock, … More

If you attend a well organised missions event where your mind and heart are stretched by the need of the … More

When we prize the interests of party above those of the whole community, when we make our perspective prescriptive, our … More