Servant leadership by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
The killing of Qasem Soleimani by an American drone on January 3 has threatened to bring the United States and
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Suffering by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
Let’s begin with the New Zealand mosque shootings. To fully comprehend that 51 people were killed and 48 wounded in
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What’s behind the dramatic rise in refugees? by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
Mass violence is ranked as one of the main reasons behind human moving stories. Immediately, the likes of Syria come
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MLK: Examining His legacy 50 years on by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
Church mattered to Dr King. He often reminded his church of its responsibilities to the international community. “The Church,” said
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Suicide – a complicated grief by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
I know of people whose worlds are threatened by suicidal feelings. Thoughts of death have so overtaken them they have
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The unpredictable evil of home-grown terrorism by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
What is it that makes a person, born in the UK, educated in the UK, supported by the systems in
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What is Wrong with Prosperity Theology? by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
Everything. One of the reasons why prosperity theology is a distortion of the Scriptures is because it makes God look
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Our God: capable of suffering, capable of love by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
Crucifixion – invented by ‘barbarians’ on the edge of the then known world, and continued by both Greeks and Romans
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Life-threatening illness by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
A life-threatening illness does what it says on the tin. It threatens life. Sometimes the more secure the life, the
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Racism only sleeps and snores, it never dies by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
The UK’s exit from the European Union has created national anxiety. Social media is awash with stories of racism, and
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The Servant Leader by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
He was certainly the greatest boxer in the world; few boxers could match his agility, rapidity and technical ability. In
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The Jungle – Abandoned land with abandoned people by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
Behind my colleagues and me stood refugees outside flimsy tents, and ramshackle structures made from tarpaulins and plastic sheeting. Piles
Read moreLoving the stranger through rights-based hospitality by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
It’s no surprise that Abraham was indulging himself in a siesta. In the Middle East, the sun is strong. The
Read moreReligion and politics: The two can mix by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
The debate about whether you can mix religion with politics is a constant one. Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts add his voice
Read moreCivic engagement is the way to go by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
With elections looming, Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts puts forward the case for why people of colour should engage in civic society
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