Opinion
What about the Christians who don't go to church?
According to an ongoing BBC/Open University survey, 57 per cent would return to church if they could. So what have they to say to us all?
World Vision UK's new Chief Executive Justin Byworth
If we can get the voices of children to speak more clearly to those in power then we believe that enormous things are possible.
A new tide in church planting
Martin Robinson, National Director of Together in Mission, was one of the key organisers of the recent church planting conference Mission21. He talks here about why he's hopeful for the future of church planting in the UK today.
Abortion figures and access to the truth
No-one would deny that abortion is an emotive issue, whichever side of the debate we may be on. But there is a key principle at stake here.
Whole gospel, whole church, whole world
Taking the gospel to the ends of the earth, in obedience to the Great Commission, is an inescapable imperative.
Praise in the midst of pain
Four months after the attacks on Christians in Gojra and Korian, the pain and sense of injustice over those horrific attacks are still etched on the faces of the Christians who live there.
O Britannia!
Itâs one thing for the British government to eradicate every vestige of Christianity on the Scepterâd Isle. Itâs another for it to demand that its territories do so as well.
Redefining Justice
By renewing civic society, we might well expect to find crime being dealt with more effectively.
Islam: A war within itself
Recent months have seen a number of unexpected and extremely encouraging statements coming out of the Muslim world.
Will you stand in the gap?
The Lord is looking for those who will lay down their own agendas and pick up His.
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.