This short play, promised to put the ‘wit’ back into Wittenberg. Our reviewer Euan Dodds was not disappointed…
Month September 2017
How to turn around a dying church
An interview with John James of Crossway Church (FIEC) Northfield, Birmingham..
The last best opportunity
From day one, university promises a chance to reinvent yourself, to make lifelong friends and to load your CV with qualifications that will guarantee you your dream job upon graduating. It can also be a great opportunity to share the gospel, Kate Duncan discusses…
Trust climbs down
On 6 August, the National Trust reversed a decision to enforce the wearing of gay pride badges for all its volunteers at a Norfolk property after 10% of them resigned.
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US: ‘Infanticide is good’
Newborn babies should be killed if they have a severely life-limiting condition, a professor claimed in mid-July.
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Love of money at the BBC
The nationally funded broadcaster fought ‘tooth and nail’ to keep the secret.
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After the reign?
Imaginative retelling
Set in Judea during the early decades of the first century AD, Through Martha’s Eyes is a historical novel that offers the reader a glimpse into family and community life during the time of Jesus’ earthly ministry.
Turin Shroud revisited
Chris Sinkinson looks at new evidence that has emerged about the Turin Shroud.
China bans religious beliefs for party
The Chinese Government in July banned members of the country’s ruling Communist Party from holding any religious beliefs…
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