December 15, 2025
by Anika Goddard Content warning: this piece includes reflections on themes of suicide and self-harm. Reader discretion is advised. ‘Did Jesus really die for […]
December 3, 2025
by Alison Webster Originally published in Signs of The Times Autumn 2025 On a global scale, most people are born into some kind of religious tradition. […]
November 29, 2025
Intimacy and Inference: a Comment on GS 1430 by Adrian Thatcher There is widespread disappointment, even amazement, that the bishops of the Church of England have […]
November 29, 2025
The Nature of Doctrine: A Comment on GS Misc 1429 by Adrian Thatcher There is widespread disappointment, even amazement, that the bishops of the Church of […]
November 5, 2025
Thank you to all who joined us live for the panel discussion with Revd Dr Israel Oluwole Olofinjana, Revd Dr Canon Sharon Prentis and Revd Dr […]
September 30, 2025
As our annual conference draws near, and against the background of contemporary US politics, Bruce Rogers-Vaughn reflects on the theme of hope. I was born in […]
September 25, 2025
Christianity, Conservatism and the Search for Britain’s Soul By Simon Cross The Billionaire hedge fund manager Sir Paul Marshall occupies a unique, and increasingly consequential, position […]
August 12, 2025
By Jarel Robinson-Brown The first time I sensed a vocation to ordained ministry, I knew that it would be a vocation of both mind and heart. […]
August 8, 2025
By Marika Rose What does it mean to hope in the middle of a genocide unfolding in the full light of day, despite massive protests around […]