Ours is the dying part
A letter from Archbishop Jeremy Greaves at the beginning of Holy Week. As I sit
Conversation
News, Synod Speeches, Reflections and Articles
National Comprehensive Anglican Network launches its website
Chair of NCAN Bishop Stephen Pickard has written: There are articles and information on the
Holy Longing
While we may struggle to agree on the answers to life’s biggest questions, we are all
From where I stand: The Heresy of Patriarchy, The Church and its damning evidence of Coercive Control
By The Ven. Dr C. Lucy Morris It was a packed conference, filled with women
The Shame of ‘It’ and the Power of God in a Woman
Content Warning: This story contains descriptions of sexual abuse and gendered violence. This is a
Passions of the Soul
What cost do we pay when we remain living in self-regarding reactivity? What do we
The Great Search
There is a strong sense that the Church is in a time of transition- preparing
The Work of Love’s Creation
A sermon by Bishop John Roundhill for the commissioning of Deb Bird with Kenmore-Brookfield parish
The Mystical Christos
Is there an ancient path that can transform lives when we find it together, giving
Seeking Resonance
The this Church Times podcast the Bishop of Chelmsford, Dr Guli Francis-Dehqani speaks of the weariness in the church and in society at large and her discomfort with the relentless call to numerical growth. Well worth 30 minutes of your time. (See an excerpt below:)
Being Peacemakers Along the Battlefront of Life
There was my daughter Makayla dancing in the darkness – just spinning around, saying, ‘Look at me, Daddy’. I said, ‘Makayla, you need to go to bed, its 3 am. You need to go to bed.’ But she said, ‘No, look at me, Daddy. Look at me.’ And she was spinning, barrettes going back and forth, pigtails going back and forth. I was getting huffy and puffy wanting her to go to bed, then God spoke to me. ‘Look at your daughter! She’s dancing in the dark. The darkness is all around her but it is not in her!’ Makayla reminded me that weeping may endure for a night, but if you dance long enough joy will come in the morning. It is the job of preachers….to [send] this word to us in the hardest of times: do not let the darkness find its way in you. (Brous 2024:130)
Who will be witness if we do not? The 2024 International Peace Day Lecture
This 13th annual Brisbane lecture marks the United Nations International Day of Peace. The horror