Columns
The Julie Myerson Story - Are 'liberal' values failing us?
The Myerson story might suggest that excessive liberalism in society can leave a tragic legacy closer to home - for families and children.
Evangelist?
Climate change seems to be continually in the news and yet as Christians we donât seem to have grappled with this issue and its implications.
Whatâs wrong with Darwinism?
Those who argue that Darwin should be taught in public schools seldom have taken the time to read what he had to say.
Children as parents
Whether little Maisie's extended family will admit it or not, the entire saga holds great potential for future tragedy.
Learning lessons in the recession
With half a year of downturn under our belts, how was it for you?
The secret of sexual satisfaction, self-fulfilment and a strong society
Research shows that, on average, married people live longer, earn more and have greater wealth.
The age of Africa
The election of Barack Obama as the leader of the free world is as much about the changing face of Africa as it is about America.
Barack Obama is a beacon of achievement
What Barack Obama has approved is not that there is no racism in America or the world but that in spite of racism you can still achieve.
Hybrid stem cells - A step too far
It is a dangerous path we tread when we seek to interfere with the natural order at its most basic level.
Let us pray
Outwardly Christians are pretty much the same as everyone else, but inwardly we have the active presence of God, says the Bishop of Lichfield.
Troubled times linger on for Orissa's Christians
Orissa state is encouraging refugees to return to their homes but a question mark hangs over their safety, warns John Dayal.
No more broken resolutions
Resolutions need reflection and new habits to make them stick, says Bible Society head, James Catford.
Christmas is a good time to rethink our attitudes to children
The Archbishop of Canterbury asks people to rethink their attitudes to children this Christmas.
Assisted dying: Is it really so merciful?
Supporters of assisted dying often say that it is an individual choice. That may or may not be, but it is all too often made in the midst of great loneliness, by people who feel that the world has ceased to care and that nobody treats them with the dignity they deserve.
Finding rest in Jesus this Christmas
The world may be worrying about its finances, but Christ is beckoning us to find true and lasting peace in Him that carries well beyond Christmas.
Aids: What can we do?
Everyone has a part to play in ending the scourge of HIV and Aids, especially the church.