It’s crunch time (again) for the Church of England, says Jane Patterson
The Church of England is approaching another crunch point. I’m sure we’ve all seen the headlines and reports from Save …
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‘How can we learn from Acts 15 and the handling of disagreements?’, writes Paul Harcourt
Every movement eventually faces a question that tests its future. The early Church was no exception. We sometimes read the …
The Church can’t ignore privilege, class and poverty – and neither can future leaders, writes Revd Jonathan Macy
I recently had the opportunity to attend Oak Hill College’s annual School of theology event. This year the title was: …
Unsure How to Navigate Pride Month as a Christian? Living Out can help…
June is Pride month. You’ve probably already spotted the Pride rainbow appearing in various places, and many towns and cities …
‘Don’t let your voice go unheard!’, writes John Dunnett
APCM season is here, and with it comes a significant opportunity for church members to help shape the future of …
G26 GAFCON – an Observer’s perspective, writes John Dunnett
I’m drafting these words in Abuja, Nigeria from the G26 GAFCON Conference which I am attending as an Observer. This …
People Are Coming to Church for the First Time – But What Next? Writes Allen McCluggage, The Word One to One
CEEC recently asked if you’d noticed signs of a ‘quiet revival’ in your own context, and 63% of you said yes. People are …
Can the Church of England bring healing to the nation? Ian Paul writes…
Sarah Mullally, Archbishop of Canterbury elect, gave a new year’s address setting out some priorities for the Church of England. …
