Opinion
Is capitalism morally bankrupt?
Jubilee Centre founder Michael Schluter offers five moral flaws of capitalism and their social consequences.
Mission together: âcustomer driven and project ledâ
It is fantastic what churches can do when they work together.
A consumer revolution - the new rules
Consumers no longer want to be simply consumers; they want to be given the opportunity to become activists.
A far cry from justice
Pakistani police are investigating Christians over the Gojra violence, rather than the very Muslims suspected of carrying out the horrific attacks.
How to be churches together in mission: âCustomer drivenâ
I suppose we will be back to normal in September.
Samuel Kobia: Ready for the next phase of his ecumenical journey
The outgoing General Secretary of the World Council of Churches speaks here about his last six years in office and where he is headed to next in his ecumenical ministry.
Fight the corruption that compounds poverty
Corruption and poverty mutually reinforce injustice whilst undermining equitable economic growth and sustainable development.
Freedom at risk
âDiscriminationâ and âEqualityâ laws may well force Christians into silence, to act against their conscience or risk being on the wrong side of the law.
Where there is a humble church, there are new beginnings
The President of the Baptist World Alliance the Rev David Coffey shares some of his thoughts on where Baptists are now and challenges to the faith as they celebrate their 400th anniversary.
A âlovelyâ opportunity
At this time London needs the church to arise, to take its place, to be what itâs called to be.
What isn't broken doesn't need fixing
The Lords have wisely rejected any amendment to laws on assisted suicide, says Dr Peter Saunders.
Why the sun is setting on England
The UK is on the verge of giving it all away, renouncing everything that once made it great.
Michael Jackson - Echoes of Elvis
Like Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson died a relatively young man who still had so much more he could have given the world.
Wiping out poverty - one person at a time
The weight of poverty statistics alone can leave us feeling totally overwhelmed. Yet we can each make a difference, even if just on a local scale.
From self to service
With the Government in disarray, just how can we reform a system that has been so badly abused?
Britain is sleepwalking into euthanasia
By seeking acceptance for assisted suicide in principle Lord Falconerâs amendment is a recipe for the abuse and exploitation of vulnerable people.