Wider communication of studies in science and religion is
essential, argues Richard Cheetham, who
suggests how to go about it
Tax evasion is a problem that cheats the poor of their rights,
says Elaine Storkey
E. F. Schumacher's ideas still need to be reckoned with,
argues Clare Bryden
Churches need to win back funerals from civil celebrants,
says Robert Atwell
The C of E needs much more robust child-protection policies,
argues Anne Lawrence
Peter Graystone: I wish God's blessing on
everyone who has knocked on doors this week, asking people to give.
It is the most worthwhile thing you will do this month.
For tax purposes, are church musicians, bell-ringers, and others
employees, self-employed, or neither? Gavin
Drake investigates
Brendan McCarthy explains why the C of E
supports the law against assisting suicide
Christians in England can learn from the exponential increase in
parishes in the diocese of Mara, says Stephen
Spencer
Fifty years after the final demob,
Bob Holman considers the lessons
learned
Earning money for continuing education could address problems of
benefits, unemployment, and stimulation, argues John
Drewry