Published onApril 11, 2012
Author
Ruth Roberts
It was a surprise when my friend Lara sent a text on Sunday morning, asking could she come to the 10.30 service with us. She’s been through a really rough time recently and left her church a while ago, so it was great to see her and her two little boys...
Published onApril 05, 2012
Author
George Pitcher
In spring, the sun reflects off the Cam, casting gentle ripples of light onto the ceilings of Magdelene College. It is as tranquil and timeless a grove of academe as it is possible to imagine. This time next year, Dr Rowan Williams will ease into the peace of those rooms as Master of Magdalene...
Published onMarch 30, 2012
Author
Martin Saunders 
‘I volunteer as tribute!’ The voice of heroine Katniss reverberates around a packed town square, setting in motion a chain of events that will almost certainly lead to her death...
Published onMarch 23, 2012
Author
Martyn Eden
I confess to being mystified, not about the budget but about the media responses to it...
Published onMarch 23, 2012
Author
Jonathan Langley
I am a winner. Not in terms of the important stuff like being handsome or sporty or dressing well, but in terms of the 2012 Budget...
Published onMarch 19, 2012
Author
Jamie Cutteridge
Much has been written about the collective goodwill shown over the weekend towards Muamba throughout the footballing community...
Published onMarch 19, 2012
Author
Phoebe Thompson
Nothing could stop me this morning. I practically bounded out of bed. With too much energy and enthusiasm I leapt through the door of the tube several seconds after the ‘closing doors’ announcement had gone out...
Published onMarch 11, 2012
Author
Ruth Roberts
When I heard Archbishop John Sentamu was writing for the Sun on Sunday my first reaction was ‘brilliant’...
Published onMarch 09, 2012
Author
Jonathan Langley
That millions of people have been sharing Kony2012 this week doesn’t prove that one video can make the world care. It proves that the world doesn’t care unless you’ve got a video and a Twitter trend...
Published onMarch 08, 2012
Author
Heather Tomlinson
If we are strongly aligned to one political viewpoint, are we not picking and choosing from Jesus’ teaching and example, rather than surrendering our views to God?
Published onMarch 06, 2012
Author
Jamie Cutteridge
Has the Church got the guts? It’s time for the Church to stop talking, it’s time for the Church to step up, to create change even if means creating havoc.
Bring on the wrecking ball...
Published onFebruary 21, 2012
Author
Jamie Cutteridge
The movie has got great reviews and box office numbers from a marketing campaign that saw them pop up everywhere – literally. At times it felt dangerously close to having Gonzo fired into my living room demanding I buy tickets to the film...
Published onFebruary 16, 2012
Author
Phoebe Thompson
Entering the room, service sheet in hand, I was greeted by 60 expectant faces. Not only was I a visitor – but I was, and still am, a girl. And Catholic priests-in-training are boys...
Published onFebruary 16, 2012
Author
Heather Tomlinson
It’s a dangerous thing to be so sure you’re right that you wade headlong into a debate and claim things you can’t prove...
Published onFebruary 16, 2012
Author
Jamie Cutteridge
If you believed everything you read in the papers, this could be the final piece published on this site...