The deconstruction of racism in the church has been an especially painful journey for Global Majority Heritage Christians. However, I am convinced that healing will not […]
When we think of prayer, usually the first thing that comes to mind is verbal. Praise, petition, intercession and confession. As an autistic person I can […]
I have recently been reading Gregory Nazianzen’s funeral oration for Basil of Caesarea in which he describes the work of this fourth century bishop as a […]
The Archbishop of Canterbury finds himself between a rock and a hard place in regard to the current furore over sexual orientation and the meaning of […]