Interview
Persecution can be an opportunity for the church to grow
It's a time to prepare the church for suffering and persecution, says Godfrey Yogarajah
We can all do more to help bring peace to the Holy Land
Nigel Edward-Few, the Chief Executive of BibleLands, talks to Christian Today about the part we could all be playing in bringing hope, peace and reconciliation to the troubled Holy Land.
Dr Michael Schluter on relational thinking and transforming society
The Christian concept of relationships will take people away from materialism and individualism and towards the Gospel, says Jubilee Centre founder, Dr Michael Schluter.
Bishop Tom Wright: Lambeth and paving the way to Anglican unity
If the Lambeth Conference does not create a path forward that conservatives can agree to, it will have failed, says the Bishop of Durham in this interview.
Emerging church leader Brian Mclaren on Lambeth, mission and reconciliation
One of the foremost figures of the emerging church, US evangelist Brian Mclaren, reflects on his time at the Lambeth Conference and where mission in the 21st century might be headed
Wale Hudson-Roberts: Government and church must unite on gun and knife crime
BUGB's Wale Hudson-Roberts sheds light on the church's role in helping young people fin redemptive alternatives to a life of violence.
Joel Edwards on 'Agenda for Change' and rehabilitating evangelicalism
Joel Edwards, head of the Evangelical Alliance, on his new book "Agenda for Change" and his challenge to evangelicals to be the good news people.
World Evangelical Alliance head: 'China is on the move'
Christianity is alive and growing in China, says the head of the World Evangelical Alliance, Geoff Tunnicliffe, following a recent tour of East Asia.
NT scholar on discovery of giant trove of Bible manuscripts
Dr Daniel B Wallace, the director of the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts (CSNTM) in Frisco, Texas, spoke to Christian Today this month about his centre's major discovery of 47 New Testament manuscripts in Albania last year.
World Evangelical Alliance head on the long road to peace in the Holy Land
The turmoil in the Holy Land is in need of peaceful resolutions, whilst marginalised Evangelicals long for full acceptance.
'Christians have a window of opportunity to establish the church' - Malcolm Duncan
Faithworks' Malcolm Duncan on authentic Christian witness, revival of an unexpected nature, and the window of opportunity that Christians should not miss in establishing the church over the next 10 years.
Seven questions to ask every ministry leader
Good people, who love the Lord, aren't thinking through what God has called them to do. Ministry is too important to be done haphazardly.
Bishop of Blackburn on relations with Muslims and 'no-go areas'
Christian Today speaks to the Bishop of Blackburn to find out his views on the recent statement by the Bishop of Rochester that Islamic extremism is creating 'no-go areas' for other faiths.
Commissioner Betty Matear on The Salvation Army and the true meaning of Christmas
Sharing her confidence in Jesus as the Son of God this Christmas.
Interview: Director of Christian Aid on global Aids pandemic
Daleep Mukarji is the director of Christian Aid. He spoke to Christian Today at a Stop AIDS Campaign rally outside Parliament on Thursday to coincide with World AIDS Day on 1 December.
Interview: President of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches
Rev Clifton Kirkpatrick, President of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches (WARC), on the Alliance and prospects for global Christian unity.