Opinion
The high price of being a Christian in Pakistan
As things move from bad to worse, there is a very real danger that the sense of injustice among Christians will spill over.
Keeping places of worship in good shape
Diana Evans says congregations need not be overwhelmed by the task of keeping their buildings in good shape.
Talking about death and dying
Publishing this comprehensive guidance helps break the taboo on discussing death and dying.
Just not good enough
G20 leaders have missed their opportunity to show leadership on climate justice.
Why translate the Bible?
God reaches out and speaks to people where they are and He calls us to do the same.
A crude awakening - who's really to blame?
In the short-term, we will all pay for BP's recent mistakes.
Praying through the shaking of politics
In politics, as elsewhere, it seems that what can be shaken is being shaken.
It's life Jim, but not as we know it
The creation of brand new organisms may not be that far around the corner.
Pray for the government thatâs best for Britain
With a good government that promotes righteousness, people are more likely to come to a knowledge of the truth.
Christians must start to affect politics from the inside
Joining mainstream political parties is part of Christiansâ role as disciples
Wallace Benn on the marginalisation of Christians in the UK
In this interview, the Bishop of Lewes, the Rt Rev Wallace Benn, warns that the increasing marginalisation of Christians is threatening their future in the nation.
Christians must engage with the political arena and make a difference
Ian Geary of the Christian Socialist Movement says that while Christians may be from Heaven, they have a responsibility to 'choose' their earthly leaders.
Confident discipleship
New thinking and resources are needed to turn the church inside out.
