Religious education in Northern Ireland after the Supreme Court decision: Change, not crisis
UK director Peter Lynas and head of Evangelical Alliance in Northern Ireland David Smyth explore the challenges and opportunities
Learn to listen, listen to learn: The sacred discipline of listening
For National Listening Day on 28 November, Duncan Williams highlights why in a world that barely stops, we must not lose the art of listening well
National Curriculum review sees major changes to religious education
The National Curriculum review states that Christianity “unlocks a wider understanding of British culture”
Frankenstein, transhumanism and the love of God
Brain-computer interfaces? Exoskeletons? Immortality? The rise of transhumanism and what it means for us
Reporting on Covid-19: Six years on what lessons have stayed with me?
Nicola Morrison, former BBC correspondent, reflects on covering the Covid-19 pandemic and considers whether the lessons she learned still shape her life today.
Faith across the generations: Seeing God at work in every stage of life
Northern Ireland church engagement coordinator Laura Coey reflects on how God is transforming lives across generations
A story of real unity beyond the headlines
Chris Frost describes how two church leaders turned their public conflict into a lifelong friendship
From small talk to big questions: sharing faith by listening first
Katherine Brown explores how listening and asking good questions could be our best tool for evangelism
