Peter Crumpler
Meeting the needs of older people in our churches and beyond
Many churches employ children's workers or youth leaders â but how many have appointed people to minister specifically to the older people in their congregation and beyond?
Time to recover the sabbath, says new report
UK faith-based think tank Theos has come up with key proposals aimed at helping modern-day workers survive and thrive despite both the current changes â and the major challenges coming down the track.
In a dangerous world, Christians are called to support the media
A series of sad, stark messages posted on Twitter last week by St Bride's Church, London, highlight the dangers facing journalists around the world.
If there's one thing we've learned from the pandemic, it's that local matters
And it'll matter even more in the weeks and months ahead.
In need of some peace? Try a walk in your local cemetery
If you're one of those looking for a quiet oasis away from the increasing bustle and busyness of post-restriction life, there's an often-overlooked place where nature, heritage and the life histories of hundreds of local people are on peaceful display.
Five things we've learnt about truth in the pandemic
Knowing who to trust is one of the fastest growing challenges facing anyone wanting to know more about the pandemic and its causes.
Can I pray for my team to win on Saturday?
I shall be praying for Brentford's victory on Saturday, knowing that rival fans may be praying for a different outcome. And that's fine too.
Frank Skinner's wise words on the Christian faith
In 'A Comedian's Prayer Book', Skinner poses serious questions for both believers and atheists.
Mentoring scheme launched to encourage Christians to go into the media
Young Christians hoping to take their first steps into the media are being invited to apply to a new mentoring scheme launched by UK charity Christians in Media.
Both the local and national press could do better on religion coverage
When it comes to the coverage of faith issues, there is still a divide to be crossed.
How healthy is your church leader â and your church?
When was the last time you heard a church leader preach about sleep? Or about eating well, exercise, coping with stress or living a life rich with relationships?
Let's hear it for the mothers who have been keeping us going during this pandemic
Let's hear it for all the mothers who have been on the frontline of helping our country survive the Covid pandemic!
The Pope's visit to Iraq underlines why martyrs still matter
Wherever Christians face persecution and death for their faith, their witness is a challenge and encouragement to our own faith, and a call for us to support Christians facing persecution wherever that occurs.
Are we preaching the wrong gospel for today's world?
When it comes to preaching the gospel to 21st century people, are we getting the message right? And will the Covid pandemic change our thinking?
This Valentine's Day, I'll be celebrating long-term love
This year, as I look at the rows of red or pink Valentine's Day cards on sale in the shops, I shall look out for cards that have a deeper message.
Bishops, under pressure from secularists, still have an important role to play in the House of Lords
When the Bishop of St Albans spoke up about problem gambling in the House of Lords, it led to the formation of one of the biggest lobby groups in the Lords dedicated to tackling this issue. Their work continues today.