The dangerous collusion of silence by DIonne Gravesande
The idea that some of the behaviours we see in churches could drive some women and men over the edge,
Read more
Dionne Gravesande
KTF REWIND: Safeguarding is everybody’s business! by Dionne Gravesande
In the last six months, I have heard about the most appalling cases of violence and abuse happening in UK
Read more
Valentine’s Day – Rethinking Love in Action by Dionne Gravesande
During my times of reflections, I’ve been thankful for quiet voices of reason that remind me of the holiness of
Read more
We too were once strangers by Dionne Gravesande
It seems as though Christmas comes around before we can even blink our eyes! 2019 has been a very uncertain
Read more
Salt and Light – A response to the prevailing culture of hate by Dionne Gravesande
Why is there so much hate in the world? The question arises again today, as it does every time there
Read more
The dreams of our mothers by Dionne Gravesande
Many of us celebrated the first statue of a woman in London’s Parliament Square, unveiled on 24th April 2018, to
Read more
Me, Too! – Let’s talk about the misogynist within! by Dionne Gravesande
It has been said that we’re living through a reckoning with sexual harassment – both at work, community and in
Read more
Resisting Evil by Dionne Gravesande
Many years ago, while visiting rice farmers in Sri Lanka, I met a church leader based in the city. His
Read more
Your vote counts! by Dionne Gravesande
Typically, when people think of ‘religion and politics’, they think of social issues such as abortion, contraceptives and gay marriage.
Read more
Where is your moral arc? by Dionne Gravesande
“The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice” is one of my favourite single-line quotes.
Read more
No one is free until we are all free! by Dionne Gravesande
Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr famously said: “No one is free until we are all free.” This statement, profound
Read more
The birth of the Gospel message? by Dionne Gravesande
This is the season when many of us will be singing the usual assortment of Christmas carols, ‘O come, let
Read more
#Black Lives Matter – All lives matter! by Dionne Gravesande
1st August 2016, Emancipation Day, found me on the beautiful island of Trinidad, where I had the opportunity to attend
Read more
Harvest – Feed the poor? by Dionne Gravesande
As we approach the Harvest season, it is right to reflect on how fortunate many of us are to have
Read more
Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s … by Dionne Gravesande
…and to God the things that are God’s (Mark 12:17). So what is owed to Caesar? This imperative is difficult
Read more