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Film review: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
An enjoyable but frustrating cinema visit
Abi Jarvis
The Christian behind the movie
One of the most influential US public leaders you’ve never heard of
Abi Jarvis
The ‘Luanda Leaks’ and our desire for justice
We can trust God that perfect justice is coming one day
Chris Ringland
Brexit: Is it an opportunity for the church?
How can the church use the UK's exit from the EU to show what identity, unity and hope really look like?
Kieran Turner
The curious case of Franklin, free speech and the venue police
"Freedom of speech is only worth something when it affirms the freedom of all people, including the ones we disagree with"
Peter Lynas
Public Leader Scotland: Weekend update
Shaping culture to transform Scotland – an update from the most recent Public Leader weekend in Scotland
Chris Ringland
Ministering to the dying: A matter of life and death
How do you share the gospel with the dying when you’re not allowed to? asks Christian day hospice volunteer
Wendy Gleadle
Families hit hard by the crisis. People seeking Jesus.
It’s arguably the evangelistic opportunity of a lifetime. Will you help the church respond – and see lives changed by Christ?
Christ's teachings – a sure foundation
Weathering life's storms... what is our foundation?
Cornerstone Resources
Partnering with churches and faith-based organisations to help them be the best employers they can be
Challenging substance abuse
Join us in praying ahead of the Drugs Taskforce summit in Glasgow on 26 of February
Christine Uhlig
Shoulder to shoulder in the storm
Whether our neighbours are near or far, we have a responsibility to respond when the storms hit
Abi Jarvis
Lent: Jesus, fully sharing in our humanity
This Lent, let us be encouraged and strengthened as we reflect on Jesus sharing in our humanity
Richard Powney
Scottish Christian charities unite to respond to coronavirus
The leaders of 12 Christian charities are today alerting the Scottish Government to the unique role they and the local church are playing during the coronavirus outbreak. In a letter to the First Minister, charities describe how in the weeks and months ahead, many more people will feel the need to…
