Romans, countrymen or friends? By Gary Clayton
Having got to a time in life when I’m beginning to think about my own mortality, I’ve started thinking about
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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
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Food 4 Thought by Marcia Dixon
Christmas – A time of reflection The approach of Christmas and a New Year is an opportune time to undergo
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Caring for ‘the least of these’ will bring God’s favour and progress by Bishop Dr Joe Aldred
I am growing increasingly concerned about the nature of liturgy and sermonising that seems to be gaining prominence in Britain
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The GIFT of Drawing on History – 30 Years of OUR ROOTS by Tayo Fatunla
OUR ROOTS has been a Black history cartoon column series featured in various publications at different times – and also
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Don’t despise the jars of clay by Esther Kuku
The fiery furnace of the kiln transforms an unfinished product into a household amenity. No matter how beautiful it is,
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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
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Food 4 Thought by Marcia Dixon
Learn to love yourself too! When asked by His disciples what was the greatest commandment, Jesus answered in Matthew 22:37-40:
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Does your brain have too many tabs open? by Rev Canon J.John
Talking about their struggles with a stressful life, someone said to me: “My problem is that I’ve got too many
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To Decree or Not to Decree? That is the question… by Rev Stephen Brooks
Many people have adopted the practice of ‘decreeing and declaring in prayer’. This is the belief that Christians have the
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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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Man, The Endangered Species? by Rev Pat Reid
Are ‘Homo sapiens of the male gender’ – aka men –becoming an endangered species? Is Father’s Day no longer a
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Friends in high places by Gary Clayton
Gary Clayton explains why the just make good friends Making friends not only requires a certain amount of courage and
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Food 4 Thought by Marcia Dixon
When PR shines the light on church Standing Together is a rally that brought together Christians who wanted to send
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What has Pentecostalism ever done for Christianity? by Bishop Dr Joe Aldred
The eve of the publication of my next book, an edited work entitled Pentecostals and Charismatics in Britain: An Anthology,
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