Reimagining church buildings
As Christians, our approach to church buildings speaks volumes about our engagement with the world and those around us.
Pitfalls in combatting persecution
A big number of Western Christians have laudably invested their time, money, and energy to confront the massive global challenge of religious persecution.
Integration, assimilation and British values
This paper tracks the short-term history of how questions of identity, citizenship and ‘Britishness’ were engaged with.
Peacebuilding and the ending of apartheid
The Newick Park Initiative (NPI) in South Africa was a Christian initiative which helped to build the trust and a shared national vision.
Unity and diversity: the church, race and ethnicity
Unity and diversity: the church, race and ethnicity by Sujit Sivasundaram
Co-belligerence and common grace: Can the enemy of my enemy be my friend?
Co-belligerence and common grace: Can the enemy of my enemy be my friend? by Daniel Strange
Style or substance: does the reputation of the church matter?
Style or substance: does the reputation of the church matter? by David McIlroy
