Most-read and must-read articles from the past year, chosen by Madeleine Davies and Ed Thornton of the editorial team.
Comment
Chosen by Ed Thornton, Assistant Editor
A radical change of mindset is needed to close the vast gap in wealth between the dioceses, argues Philip North
The marketeers need not dominate our lives, says Eve Poole
Its growing popularity should provoke some searching questions, says David Munchin
Features
Chosen by Madeleine Davies, Deputy News and Features Editor
Many congregations have fewer than five under-16s. The Church has failed to retain the children and grandchildren of its members, says David Voas
When his sibling entered a religious order, Philip Seal felt conflicting emotions
What does this episode tell us about the sort of society we are, asks Stephen Green
Richard Black sets out the good news in the IPCC report
Interviews
Chosen by Madeleine Davies, Deputy News and Features Editor
Sarah Perry, author of The Essex Serpent, was raised a Strict Baptist. She talks to Malcolm Doney
Vicky Beeching talks to Madeleine Davies about ‘unlearning a lifetime of shame’
John Gray talks about his new book on atheists, and why he’s not interested in debating with the New variety
The Church Times Podcast
Chosen by Ed Thornton, Assistant Editor
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Malcolm Guite will be known to Church Times readers as the author of the weekly Poet’s Corner column.
The book traces Paul's journey from his early childhood through to his tireless missionary journeys, ministry and writings.
Her Costa Biography Prize-winning book tells the story of her family’s membership of and escape from the Exclusive Brethren.
Guy Stagg spent 10 months walking from Canterbury to Jerusalem, following medieval pilgrim paths across 5,500 km.
Mark Meynell discusses his latest book, which explores the shame, confusion, exhaustion and isolation of living with depression as a Christian minister.