Wit and pathos in a serious film
Review by the Rev Steve Parish Gifted (cert. 12A) is…
Learning from the parable of Tim Farron
By Rev Andrew Symes The Church often seems keen…
Ancient or modern? Upbeat or sombre? We look at the choices facing those choosing hymns for worship, and our correspondent advises: Choose well
By Henry Whyte Since I retired as a full-time…
Resplendent threads
Sheena Tyler reflects on the life of Caroline Gilmour-White, who…
The pick of the new Christian books
Not to be missed is A Functional Art (OUP) in…
Archbishops and Athanasius
Anglican Life Reform By Susie Leafe In the…
Egypt terror attack ’causes pain before which words seem insufficient’
LAST WEEKEND’S terror attack on Christians in Egypt had caused ‘pain before which words seem insufficient.’ That was the reaction of…
Traditionalist blocked from becoming Canadian bishop
THE ANGLICAN Church of Canada has objected to the election of a conservative minister for holding ‘contrary’ views to the Church.…
Inside North Korea: two views of Christians that prevail
North Korea, part of which once was known as the “Hermit Kingdom”, has now forced itself onto the world stage through…
Prayer urged over famine
The World Council of Churches (WCC) and the All Africa Council of Churches are calling for a Global Day of Prayer…
Bishops’ teaching document expected by the end of 2019
ISSUES OF human sexuality will dominate next month’s General Synod…
Last-minute change to General Synod agenda
NEITHER THE appointment of a Gafcon bishop, nor the consecration…
Bishops urge unity after Muslims targeted in attack
CHURCH leaders responded in horror after the attack on Muslim…
Hymn writer recognised in birthday honours
THE HYMN writer Keith Getty was made an OBE in…
Ordinands boost
THERE HAS been a 14 per cent rise in the…
