Society

Relationships Matter: We need to talk about sexuality

Katherine Brown shares her own story of same-sex attraction and discuses why we need to be talking about sexuality

Katherine Brown
Society

Fast fashion: does our relationship with clothing reveal an identity crisis?

Lydia Gilbertson shares her personal experience of working in the fashion industry and explores the potential danger of our clothing becoming the source of our identity.

Lydia Gilbertson
Society

Three lessons from my first three months at Evangelical Alliance

Northern Ireland associate Emily Hutchinson shares her reflections on how we have a story to share, a call to engage, and a family to cherish

Emily Hutchinson
Society

New statutory duty to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace – here’s what you need to know

Guidance for churches, business and charities on the Worker Protect (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023

Alicia Edmund
Society

Is death the ultimate human choice?

Peter Lynas highlights why as image-bearers, life should not be measured by functionality and usefulness

Peter Lynas
Society

How might we approach the conversation on Assisted Dying?

David Smyth shares his reflections on the upcoming Assisted Dying private members bill and how we can put this into context as Christians

David Smyth
Society

How can we reconcile racial injustice as a church?

For Black History Month, Nathaniel Jennings shares his personal reflections on the recent UK riots and why there is more to be done

Nathaniel Jennings, Northern Ireland
Society

For my boy

Hannah's letter to her baby son.

Guest writer
Society

Interview with Hannah: Carrying my son

Hannah tells us her story of carrying her son to Glory.

Guest writer
Society

A call for unity and action: how can the church respond in the face of tragedy?

Titilola Babarinde, One People Commission co-ordinator, explores how the church can respond in times of tragedy and grief

Titilola Babarinde
Society

From Andrew Tate to #MeToo: can we bridge the battle of the sexes?

Young men and woman are falling on opposite ends of the political spectrum. As Christians, why should we care and are there steps we can take to bridge the divide?