lessons from the desert – seeing people as ‘other’
This week has got me thinking deeply again about the language of the other. The news headlines seem to have become incredibly convoluted with ‘he
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what is pentecost? – calling the church today
What is Pentecost? This week, as we celebrate Pentecost, I want to take a step away for a week from the ‘lessons from the desert’,
lessons from the desert – Dealing with anxiety
It seems fitting for the end of Mental Health Awareness week, to be exploring ‘dealing with anxiety’. It’s something that I was going to take
Lessons from the desert – what does ‘daily bread’ look like?
In this season of lockdown, a lot of people have been talking about baking. As the supermarkets ran out of bread in the early stages,
Lessons from the desert – leading through change
The story of the Israelites being led through the desert may be one of the best-known stories in the bible, but every time I come
Lessons from the desert – Dealing with change
Working as a freelancer for 15 years and running a company for 6, I’ve certainly known varying levels of uncertainty, and have frequently been dealing
What could the future of the church look like after lockdown?
The recent need to rapidly adapt to digital tools Many churches have been slow to adapt to digital audiences, and now is certainly a really
How do we keep going when the rug is pulled? – faith in crisis
Researching my grandfathers’ story, and his role as an army chaplain in the first wave of liberators into Belsen, has been a phenomenal journey over
What does Easter mean to us today?
Making sense of Easter Whatever our Easter weekends are currently turning out to be, and wherever we are in whatever faith we may possess, I
helping churches stay connected with their communities
I wanted to continue the series for signposting churches to some of the helpful digital tools that can help communities to stay connected in isolating