People of faith are generally more likely to be generous than people who are not religious, but there are many
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Communicating like Jesus did
Unlike most ministers, when I was ordained on 10 October 1970, I was ordained not as a pastor but as
Continue readingHow could Europe’s most cultured race allow the Holocaust to take place?
Last January marked the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camps. It was but one of the many
Continue readingEvangelical leaders need to welcome and learn from those who are different from them
Although I am an Evangelical, I am dismayed by so many Evangelical leaders in the Baptist denomination as also in
Continue readingContrary to popular thought the church of God is growing
In January I was talking to a fifty-year old man while waiting in our dental surgery. We got round to
Continue readingPaul gives us a model prayer in his Second Letter to the church at Thessalonica
In 2 Thessalonians the Apostle Paul gives a series of prayers and in so doing he gives us a model
Continue readingWorship services need to contain structure with variety
A little while ago a friend wrote to me and said, “How do you cope with the lack of variety
Continue readingA good example of saying goodbye to a minister
Last month Caroline away along with other members of Chelmsford Cathedral, which where since retirement I worship, we said goodbye
Continue readingBooks for Today – January
To Inclusion and Beyond: Evangelical and affirming LGBTQ+ relationships and equal marriage (Staten House, New York 2024. 200pp: £4.99 on
Continue readingO come let us adore him
Today churches up and down the land as also in many other parts of the world will be singing that
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