Pandemic Theology: An Engineer’s Guide to Truth

Pandemic Theology: An Engineer’s Guide to Truth

Peter Bold
GUEST BLOG: Peter Bold draws on his engineering career as well as his faith in considering how groups can come together and listen to each other to...
May #BookOfTheMonth: The Blue Pencil

May #BookOfTheMonth: The Blue Pencil

Sacristy Press
A thrilling story of Nazi appeasement and sympathy at the highest levels of British government in the days leading up to the Second World War – dis...
The Coronavirus and Liminal Space

The Coronavirus and Liminal Space

Graham Turner
WATCH: How do we make sense of what is happening to us as a world community as the coronavirus spreads across the globe? For over thirty yea...
Finding God Pitched Among Us

Finding God Pitched Among Us

Benjamin Carter
GUEST BLOG: Benjamin Carter heads to the countryside (in spirit, at least) to explain the origins of God’s Tent, an exciting new pattern for rural ...
Coronavirus: Changing the Way We Listen to Nature

Coronavirus: Changing the Way We Listen to Nature

Frances Ward
GUEST BLOG: The consequence of this global crisis will be a new-found respect for the natural world, suggests Frances Ward. It’s six weeks or so...
Stay Connected, Pray Connected

Stay Connected, Pray Connected

Rosie Deedes
GUEST BLOG: Rosie Deedes finds parallels between the current lockdown and her experience of prison life from her time as a chaplain, and explores w...
Hunkering Down during Lockdown

Hunkering Down during Lockdown

Jon Grogan
GUEST BLOG: Jon Grogan reflects on how he has adapted his expectations over the past few weeks to maintain a healthy perspective on life in lockdow...
The Beginnings of an Artist

The Beginnings of an Artist

Stuart Fisher
GUEST BLOG: What are the makings of a professional artist? #BookOfTheMonth author Stuart Fisher tells his story. Image © Stuart Fisher I hadn...
The Role of the Parsonage in Community Life

The Role of the Parsonage in Community Life

Anthony Jennings
GUEST BLOG: Anthony Jennings uses this enforced pause-for-thought to consider the role of the parsonage in Church and community life, especially du...
Seventy-Five Years On: The Durham Light Infantry and the Belsen Concentration Camp

Seventy-Five Years On: The Durham Light Infantry and the Belsen Concentration Camp

David Lowther
GUEST BLOG: To mark the 75th anniversary of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp’s liberation, David Lowther retells the grisly story of what the B...
A Prayer about the Coronavirus

A Prayer about the Coronavirus

Richard Noble
A prayer by Richard Noble in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Father God, as people and nations of the world, help us to realise our ...
Good Friday Sermon from Jenny Wilson

Good Friday Sermon from Jenny Wilson

Jenny Wilson
WATCH: Here is Jenny Wilson’s sermon broadcast from St Peter’s Cathedral, Adelaide, on Good Friday. Jenny Wilson is Canon Precentor of St Pe...
A Butterfly in the Pandemic

A Butterfly in the Pandemic

Lyn McCrave
Lyn McCrave shares two poems responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. A Butterfly in the Pandemic Today, a butterfly, the first of the year,...
Faithful Shepherd, Feed Me

Faithful Shepherd, Feed Me

Robert Beaken
GUEST BLOG: Robert Beaken looks for ways for Christians to keep nourishing their souls in the twenty-first century. One of my heroes is Bishop E...
A Prayer for a Time Such as This

A Prayer for a Time Such as This

David Grieve
A prayer by David Grieve seeking light in the darkness of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Be present to me, Lord God, in dark hours of daylight. ...
Coronavirus and Jesus Healing the Blind Man

Coronavirus and Jesus Healing the Blind Man

Jenny Wilson
WATCH: This is the sermon that Jenny Wilson preached at St Peter’s Cathedral, Adelaide, on 22 March, just after it was announced that the cathedral...
How to Be a Hermit: Lockdown Lessons from St Cuthbert

How to Be a Hermit: Lockdown Lessons from St Cuthbert

Katharine Tiernan
St Cuthbert is, of course, the patron saint of self-isolators. He spent eight years on Inner Farne, a small island off the coast of Northumberland,...
April #BookOfTheMonth: Mostly Durham

April #BookOfTheMonth: Mostly Durham

Sacristy Press
Pay a visit to the beautiful historic city of Durham from the safety of your home with our April #BookOfTheMonth. “Generations of painters have ...
A Prayer of Hope

A Prayer of Hope

Ian Black
A prayer by Ian Black seeking to find hope in the face of the global COVID-19 pandemic. God of hope and consolation, in times of anxiety, may ...
Church and Revolution: A Sneak Preview

Church and Revolution: A Sneak Preview

Sacristy Press
Here’s a cheeky peek at Church and Revolution to whet your appetite… In 2001, I was on a train chartered to take anti-capitalist activists, of w...