Relearning the sacred

“The church’s contribution has to consist… in its showing forth of a different myth – the truth of creation’s relation … More

A bit of Holy Folly

A lot of my work this year is geared towards COP26, the UN climate negotiations being held in Glasgow in … More

A bewildering third lockdown of continued working from home and separation from friends seemed reason enough to compile a list … More

This is my fifth (!) end of year post. As is now customary, this year has once again included a … More

One of the things which has been mentioned to me often by a particular generation of Christians, is an action … More

When news came that Sheffield was entering into tier 3, nearly a month ago, I really struggled. I’ve been treating … More

Incarnation is a hope which is not escapist. I wonder how much of our hope winds up in forms of … More

Every church I’ve been a part of over the past few years has always allocated some teaching time within the … More

This week I watched a webinar organised by the Asian Theological Academy (ATA) and the Asian Forum of Theological Movements, … More

The past couple of months have been a strange time of moving, running up hills, and thinking about another year … More

Where there is no vision, the people perish. This proverb was quoted by Claire Perry, the ex-COP President fired at … More