The Renewal and Reform programme needs a wide range of approaches to be successful, argues Andrew Lightbown
The C of E colludes with a sexualised culture in intruding on gay clergy, says Peter Selby
Trust in politicians is lower than ever, with good reason, says Barbara Ridpath
Modern developments in the study of sexual orientation can’t be shut out of the moral debate, argues Chris Cook
The Pentecost initiative Thy Kingdom Come drew Christians together. More is planned for next year, says Justin Welby
Evangelicals should recall the prophetic example of David Jenkins, argues Philip Lockley
Polish and Russian Christians regard the UK as decadent and immoral. Jonathan Luxmoore explains the arguments
Many different approaches are winning new disciples: you don’t have to be Evangelical, argues Angus Ritchie
Personal development, a vital concern, incurs too much Christian suspicion, to the detriment of mission, says Mark Vernon
Christians could learn much from a revolutionary musical sensation, argues Rachel Mann
Health-care chaplains are called to represent values from a place of vulnerability and equality, argues Jeremy Pemberton