Following on from my post earlier this week on a generation of adults, the majority of whom have no experience of church, I was sent this piece from Rebecca Margrete Hodel-Jones. I felt it was too substantial to add to… Read More ›
Month: June 2013
An impressive start by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on International Religious Freedom
All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) have had a bit of a mauling in the press recently, but the reality is that many are doing plenty of important work within Westminster. One of these groups is the recently formed APPG on International… Read More ›
Why it matters that Christianity has become alien to a lost generation of young people
This week we’ve had another glimpse into the ever-changing dynamics of the Christian faith in our society and what the future could well look like. It’s common knowledge that the majority of church-goers are in the later years of their… Read More ›
What has turned so many Christians off voting Labour?
Last week I published a guest post by Dominic Moass on his perceived failings of socialism from a Christian perspective. In the interests of balance, today’s guest post is from a Christian on the other side of the political fence. Graham Burnby-Crouch… Read More ›
Was Enough Food for Everyone IF worth the effort?
It’s now a week since the G8 summit took place in Northern Ireland. The dust has had time to settle and we’re at the point where initial assessments of the successes and failures have begun to roll in. For those… Read More ›
Christians: called to socialism?
I’m always keen to give other writers a chance to submit articles for this blog and share their views and opinions. I’ve had two sent to me over the last couple of weeks coming from very different viewpoints on the subject… Read More ›
The Girl Guides – replacing God with myself
So the Girl Guides have decided that God no longer deserves a mention. Yesterday it was announced that their promise will be changed from: “I promise that I will do my best: To love my God, To serve the Queen and my… Read More ›
