Ever caught yourself singing familiar hymns on autopilot? In this moving reflection, Chris Friend shares how a sudden family health crisis transformed the words of 10,000 Reasons into a vital lifeline
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Intercultural ministry at its best goes far beyond managing our differences, writes Henry C Ohakah. It is about showing a watching world the reconciling power of the gospel, which binds people from every background together as one family in Christ
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The care offered by the NHS staff; how ministry is conducted privately at the bedside and in side rooms - and why sometimes even a rejection is an encouragement. By Amanda Pink
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Professor Arday’s death is not simply the passing of one man, it is a warning flare illuminating a deeper moral collapse: a society that has normalised racism; a press that understood that normalisation well enough to weaponise it. By Wale Hudson-Roberts
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A reflection on lament, the words we reach for when someone is hurting, and the importance of being willing to sit alongside people in their pain rather than feeling that we always need to find an answer. By Ali Taylor
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British Baptist abolitionists have long been celebrated in our written histories. However, recent evidence shows the originator of the founding bequest for Bristol Baptist College, Edward Terrill, made a fortune trading on the profits of enslaved labour.
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