Opinion
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.
Steve Clifford, General Director of the Evangelical Alliance
Jesus wasn't just a wordsmith. He preached but he also cast out demons and healed the sick.
Susan Boyle and the celebrity machine - when will we learn?
A relatively quiet and normal life may suit someone like Susan Boyle far better than the life of instant worldwide name and face recognition that seems to have opened up before her, says Mal Fletcher.
Vote and vote positively
UK citizens must choose their representatives carefully on June 4.
Nike, Heinz and the church
What values is the church communicating to the people of the world today?
Equality Bill will force churches to employ homosexuals
Churches and other Christian groups will be forced to employ practising homosexuals, transsexuals and civil partners under the Governmentâs new Equality Bill.
What has happened to leadership in public life?
We need leaders who will create a totally new governmental culture in this country.
The troubles of Gurkhas, expenses and swine flu
In recent weeks the Government and Prime Minister Gordon Brown in particular have come under fierce criticism for their handling of MPs' expenses and of the right of retired Gurkhas to settle in the UK.
Rev Kingsley Appiagyei: 'It's not over'
The new President of the Baptist Union speaks to Christian Today about challenges to the church, the need for discipleship and his hopes for the future.
Swine flu - fear a bigger contagion
The outbreak of swine flu in a number of nations worldwide is rightly a cause for concern. But it is not yet a cause for widespread anxiety.
Proud to be English?
The English are peculiarly reticent when it comes to celebrating their own Englishness.
Will the election change India?
India began its month long election process last week. How will the outcome affect the subcontinent?
Six ways to stay safe from ID theft
In an age where almost everything from cash to family contact is being digitised, it's not hard to see huge opportunities for scams large and small.