18th July 2014

Population matters and so…?

by Gill Westcott
18th July 2014

Breakfast

by Lee Taylor
18th July 2014

Thought for the Week: Defined by a negative?

by Jill Wheatley

May I un-burden myself? They would call me            non-theist…

18th July 2014

Celebrating and remembering

by Barbara Windle

This slim volume, mainly recording talks given one Sunday afternoon at Manchester Mount Street in 2013, splendidly encapsulates the progress of the subtitle’s fifty years of…

11th July 2014

Christian redemption or human narrative?

by Martin Weegmann
11th July 2014

Fasting against nuclear weapons

by Marc Morgan
11th July 2014

The things which kill

by Guy Graybill
11th July 2014

Thought for the Week: A community in the world

by Jill Allum

‘You are a community in the world.’ Who else remembers those words? They were spoken to us at the end of an ‘Equipping for Ministry Conference’ in 1991 by the Roman…

11th July 2014

Letter from Geneva

by Janet Scott

What does it mean to embark on a pilgrimage of justice and peace? This question has been occupying the World Council of Churches (WCC) Central Committee meeting in Geneva from 2 to…

11th July 2014

Religion and culture

by Eric Bramsted

As the son of a German Jew who fled from Frankfurt to the UK with his family immediately after he was dismissed from his grammar school teaching post when the Nazis came to power…

11th July 2014

Woodbrooke

by Sybil Harvey-Lago
4th July 2014

Thought for the Week: The Friend

by Ian Kirk-Smith

The Friend was established in 1843. It is one of only a handful of weekly magazines in the world that have been published continuously since then. In over 170 years it has failed…