Reading through Vicky Beeching's memoir Undivided is an emotional experience. It cannot be read from a neutral position because none of...

Westminster Cathedral was full of people “Rediscovering Justice” and participating in “A Service of Hope on the 50 th anniversary of th...

I was sitting in GBK and had, Found Out: Transgressivefaith and sexuality , the new book by Alison Webster on the table, ready to read whil...

Realms of Glory by Catherine Fox is the third of the Lindchester Chronicles (after Acts and Omissions and Unseen Things Above). It again l...

I fully welcome and celebrate the Church of England’s decision to move towards an official liturgy for trans people, but I think an element...

120 + people turning out on a cold November evening in Birmingham for Political Night Prayer was not what I expected when I decided to g...

It took me a couple of chapters to work out that Richard Coles was going through the year in his book Bringing in the Sheaves: What and ...

This post is the one where I was going to look at how my journey has been different to how I expected it to be. It is the one which deal...

There is a growing argument that there is an increasing need for people to develop good quality religious literacy in order to navigate th...

Further to this blog post   Chasing Francis questions are starting to be explored. I am not going to put everything on here due to it b...

Chasing Francis : A Pilgrims Tale by Ian Morgan Cron is an interesting book which is put forward as a novel, but has a study guide at the...

Boxing Day was spent exploring the story of Moses using two different forms of art. The first was the film Exodus: Gods and Kings and the...

It's June, the sun is shining and  Pride in London  season is almost upon us. That means it's time to freshen up the purple Christia...