Wednesday 17 December 2025
The Most Revd Stephen Cottrell is the 98th Archbishop of York. His predecessor, Dr Sentamu, retired in June 2020.
Read the Church Times interview: Stephen Cottrell talks to Vicky Walker about his address to the nation (2021)
Nigel Biggar explains why he disagrees with the Archbishop of York’s recent claims
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We asked a handful of busy people from church organisations to tell us what they most enjoyed reading reading during the year
Francis Martin on the changing streets of Jerusalem, a stand-off with armed settlers, the carving-up of the West Bank, and the hopes of Palestinian Christians
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The writer of some of the best-known modern worship songs, including ‘Shine, Jesus, shine’, talks to Phil Creighton about his life and work
David Lammy’s proposals do not address the root causes of courts’ dysfunction, argues Nicholas Reed Langen
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