John Buckeridge meets two apparently ordinary people who have extraordinary stories to tell.
Issue publishedFebruary 2008
Author
Andy Peck 
Most churches and charities have no contingency plans for when the present leader moves on, trusting instead that ‘God will provide’. This can have disastrous consequences, leaving the organisation directionless.
In UK churches women typically outnumber men by almost two to one. The absence of working class men in church is even more stark. In the first of a two-part interview, John Buckeridge talks to Carl Beech, chief executive of Christian Vision for Men, about where we’re going wrong.
Reiki has never been more popular in Britain - but how should Christians view it? Roger Harper investigates.
I am a guy with a great heart for God, scripture, church and mission; though I feel so hopelessly inadequate in terms of sexuality. I hear from people at college and in the press what everybody else seems to be up to. So I went onto web sites, to educate myself about sexual issues but I quickly got hooked on porn sites...
Issue publishedFebruary 2008
Author
Joanne Appleton Former heroin addict Barry Woodward tells Joanne Appleton about one strange night which eventually led to his conversion.
Issue publishedFebruary 2008
Author
John Allan John Allan concludes his exploration of ‘life coaches’.