
Whale Rider - a parallel Christmas story?
an ancient Maori cultural myth, the story of a long-awaited great leader who is coming to bring new life to a dying tribe
an ancient Maori cultural myth, the story of a long-awaited great leader who is coming to bring new life to a dying tribe
Does God take care of the poor? Maybe yes, maybe not. But I'm sure he dines At the table of the boss.
Melinda Henneberger. former columnist with USA Today grapples with the deep sadness of leaving a faith community when we know we can no longer stay.
Does Francis still hold to this declaration from 2007?
Benedictine Sr Joan Chittister asks why this papacy has stalled: It is a warning to a papacy that came full of hope and is deeply respected for it. As the Talmud says, "Those who risk nothing, risk much more."
Robert M Ellis author of recently published ‘The Christian Middle Way: The case against Christian belief but for Christian faith’ (Christian Alternative, July 2018), outlining why absolute belief is a problem .
Humanists ask BBC to open up Radio 4’s Thought for the Day to non-religious voices.
Blackburn Cathedral launches own brand gin as 51,507 die from alcohol-specific deaths.
Pointers from a study of university students identifying as Christians
John Bell's hymn "If the war goes on"
In May of this year Martyn Percy, Dean of Christchurch, Oxford, as the "Thy Kingdom Come" prayer campaign got under way, challenged the Church of England's way of mission.
Gretta Vosper in Q & A about why clergy often shy away from truth as they know it when in the pulpit
Very Revd Jonathan Draper, former Dean of Exeter, and General Secretary Modern Church, delivered this talk on 14 October 2018 to PCN at Exeter URC
Progressive voices from the USA worth hearing -
Howard Grace, a member of PCN Britain, seeks a universal approach which could unite people of all religions and world views without trying to make them all the same
As this year's "Thy Kingdom Come" global prayer campaign gets under way, Martyn Percy challenges the Church of England whose archbishops came up with the idea
Trevor Dorey was ordained in the Church of England nearly thirty years ago, at the age of sixty. In this article he attempts to shed light on the way-marks of his spiritual journey which have taken him more recently towards the Religious Society of Friends, (Quakers).
The church is in crisis. The old stories of divine intervention won’t stack up any longer. Yet if the church is to survive, another narrative will be needed, writes PCN chair, Adiran Alker
Eric Alexander of Progressing Spirit argues that Good Friday can be recognised as 'good' by all Christians, from the most progressive to the most traditional.
The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse has been hearing evidence from the Church of England. It has led Adrian Alker, chair of PCN Britain, to reflect on the hierarchical structure of his former employer
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