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Acts of kindness shown at controversial Penally asylum seeker camp
The locals continue to navigate this situation into this year. It has caused much controversy, with local media covering the story and protests from far-right groups being organised. But despite what must be an incredibly lonely and sometimes hostile environment for the men in the camp, there have…
Nathan Sadler
Sharing the gospel with all generations
Ian and Phil Knox, uncle and nephew, represent two generations of gifted evangelists bringing the same message of hope in Jesus wherever they find opportunity. Here, in conversation with our very own Jo Frost, they offer the combined wisdom of 70 years of evangelistic experience to shed light on: …
Sea shanties: a new song for your city?
The TikTok trend at the start of 2021, according to American late night host Stephen Colbert, is the Sea Shanty. In our fragmented and divided age, who would have thought that maritime folk songs from 19th century sailors would bring together teenagers from Tokyo to Tulsa? What in the world is…
Ryan Shelton
NOW CLOSED: Have your say on the Government’s review of 2005 Gambling Act
While there have been some changes to regulations during the intervening years, this is the most substantive review of the law since it was passed. It provides an opportunity to encourage the Government to update key areas and address where vulnerable people need better protection. Gambling needs…
Reading our times while being human
And since we’re in the podcast business these days, it’s only fair for us showcase one of our favourites. Spencer hosts some smart humans on the show who are writing interesting and influential books that shape our public conversations. In fact, if you were listening to Being Human alongside…
Ryan Shelton
Being Human S2E08
It’s in the backdrop of darkness that the light shines brightest. When God’s people felt abandoned in exile, the gospel changed everything. The marginalised were brought in and the powerful were humbled. The pinnacle of the God story is all about the beautiful paradox that sacrifice is the…
The route out of lockdown: Scottish Government update
As part of the Scottish Government’s scheduled review of the lockdown measures, the First Minister outlined that restrictions would remain in place at least until March. The previous review of the restrictions was held in mid-January and decided to extend the restrictions until mid-February. These…
For the front line
For month after month those on the frontline of fighting the virus have sacrificially given of themselves. Medical staff, carers and others have skillfully and compassionately given all they can for others., As weeks turned to months they have become exhausted, emotionally shattered and wounded…
Making disciples in the age of online church
So this week, it was heartening to read that “online worship has encouraged curiosity towards religion” (translated) according to a recent BBC Cymru article which explored the experiences of churchgoers during the pandemic in Wales. But while churches have seen a good level of interest in their…
Nathan Sadler
What's in your hands?
In a time of ongoing change, we know it can be hard to discern the best way to continue your ministries and maximise the gifts of your church members. Lots of people who previously served on teams are no longer able to do so, and it's important that we make sure they know they are still valued even…
Rachel Bourner
Bringing Good Friday and Easter Sunday to life
Within this resource, there are two Augmented Reality experiences – one called ‘On the cross’ and the other called ‘He is risen’. These are both accompanied by a devotion and activity card that helps you to reflect and to take part in fun craft activities as you explore this exciting moment in…
Being Human S2E09
The pandemic has challenged how all of us think about community. Our assumptions have been exposed. We find ourselves rethinking what it means to be a human in community. The church has a long tradition of prophets and reformers who have challenged and deconstructed for the sake of rebuilding on…
A new chapter for the UK church: a conversation with Mark Sayers
Mark Sayers is a senior pastor in Melbourne, Australia and is a cultural commentator and author. In this video he joins our UK director, Peter Lynas for a conversation about: What the activities of the UK church might look like after restrictions begin to ease and beyond The effect of this…
#RememberWhen
Do you #RememberWhen God did something special in your life? Sharing Jesus with our friends, family, colleagues, and neighbours needn’t be a daunting task. We don’t all have to memorise apologetics arguments or learn bible passages in the original Greek. But we can all remember and tell of moments…
Sinking in screen time: considering the relationship we have with our devices
This is the question posed in a recent BBC Cymru article. Whilst advancements in technology for our generation have meant that many of us throughout lockdown have been enjoying all the benefits of such things as video calling our loved ones or buying necessities online, they have also brought the…
Nathan Sadler
