June 20, 2013

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Church Without God

Issue publishedJuly 2013 Author Ruth Garner

Far from a one-off gimmick, the atheist Sunday Assembly has taken off in a way no one could have predicted. Ruth Garner went to learn its secret.

The Evolution of Rob Bell

Issue publishedJune 2013 Author Justin Brierley

In 2011 mega-church pastor Rob Bell caused controversy by apparently affirming universalism. Two years on, he has left his church and is heading for Hollywood. Justin Brierley finds out why he’s still raising eyebrows among evangelicals.

Sun, sea and starvation

Issue publishedJune 2013 Author Lucinda Borkett-Jones

Lucinda Borkett-Jones travels to Malawi to find out how the world is going hungry while the planet heats up.

I rescue children from brothels

Issue publishedMay 2013 Author Heather Tomlinson

Former policeman Daniel Walker found himself in some of the most dangerous places on our planet, rescuing children and women forced into prostitution and bringing to justice the pimps who trafficked them. But, he tells Heather Tomlinson, it came at a great personal cost.

God is bigger than our sin and stupidity

Issue publishedMay 2013 Author Patrick Forbes

The new Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, talks testimony, trials and triumphs with Patrick Forbes.

Canterbury Tales

Issue publishedApril 2013 Author Justin Brierley

Rowan Williams led the Church of England as the Archbishop of Canterbury during one of the most turbulent decades in its history. Here he talks to Justin Brierley about some of the challenges, frustrations, hopes and dreams, and the discipline of his own personal faith.

Just the two of us

Issue publishedApril 2013 Author Ruth Garner

You grow up, get married and have a family, right? Not always. Ruth Garner explores the pain and the pressure of childlessness.

Christianity magazine launches tablet edition

Issue publishedMay 2013

Subscribers to Christianity magazine can now read all articles and features on-the-go using the newly launched Christianity magazine tablet edition. Find out how you can download the app now!

Just a way to make a living?

Issue publishedMarch 2013 Author Mark Greene

No! says our guest editor Mark Greene. Through our workplaces, Christians have the opportunity to change our nation.

Ralph Jones: Why I am not a Christian

Issue publishedFebruary 2013 Author Ralph Jones

Neither of my parents believes in any religion but, given that they are both very unassuming people, I don’t think I fully realised this until I became increasingly aware of my convictions.

I gave my kidney to a stranger

Issue publishedJanuary 2013 Author Sarah Lothian

Sarah Lothian meets a woman who made an extraordinary sacrifice...because she is a Christian.

2012: Conflicts, cuts and celebrations

Issue publishedJanuary 2013 Author Lucinda Borkett-Jones

2012 saw highs of Olympic glory stand out against a largely depressing backdrop of domestic debt and international conflicts. So where was God in it all? Lucinda Borkett-Jones evaluates the year.

A Year of Biblical Womanhood with Rachel Held Evans

Issue publishedJanuary 2013 Author Ruth Garner & Lucinda Borkett-Jones

Rachel Held Evans' latest book, A Year of Biblical Womanhood, charts her controversial project to follow as many of the Bible’s mandates for women as possible over the course of a year.

Christmas Presence

Issue publishedDecember 2012 Author Ruth Garner & Lucinda Borkett-Jones

Cute as they are, it’s possible that tea towel headgear and tinsel halos of school nativity plays have somewhat diluted the impact of the story of the birth of Christ. Keen to remedy this, Ruth ‘lonely sheep’ Garner and Lucinda ‘Angel Gabriel’ Borkett-Jones serve up a selection of inventive ways to communicate the message of Christmas.

The Puzzle of Suffering

Issue publishedDecember 2012 Author Greg Downes

How to reconcile a loving and powerful God with the presence of suffering on earth is an age-old apologetic puzzle with no easy answers. Greg Downes has a go at putting the pieces together.

PROFILE: Jeffrey John

Issue publishedDecember 2012 Author Justin Brierley

Gay church leader Jeffrey John made headlines in 2003 when his name was withdrawn from nomination as bishop of Reading. Nearly ten years on, he talks to Justin Brierley about gay marriage, Church unity, and life as Dean of St Albans.

From incest to healing

Issue publishedNovember 2012 Author Heather Tomlinson

Maria Landon’s childhood was indescribable. Her mother fled the abusive home, her father raped her and pimped her out as a prostitute. As an adult she was locked into abusive relationships, emotional pain and repeated suicide attempts.

God's Own Party

Issue publishedNovember 2012 Author Timothy C Morgan

How are American evangelicals likely to vote in the forthcoming presidential election? Timothy C Morgan analyses the power of their vote.

Beyond Political Correctness

Issue publishedOctober 2012 Author Fiona Maccabe

Following the success of the Paralympics, Fiona Maccabe reflects on letting God reshape our attitudes to disability.

Mind Games

Issue publishedOctober 2012 Author Heather Tomlinson

How big a part does reason play in conversion to Christianity? Heather Tomlinson talks to some who found that it was rational argument, not emotional experience, which lead them to Christ.

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