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PS is an email and web-based blog format issued regularly by Contemporary Christianity. The format provides an online space for writers toexplore issues relating to church, culture and life in Northern Ireland, seeking to understand the times through insights from Scripture, theology, reason and the observations that flow from lived experience.
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Happy Endings
I have a friend who always reads the last page of a book first. She needs to know how the story ends before investing the time in reading it.
Rethinking Community Relations – Update on Report Launch
The launch of ‘Rethinking Community Relations and Reconciliation’ proposed commendable but ambitious paradigm shifts needed to bring change.
Rethinking Community Relations & Reconciliation – Launch Night
This is your invitation to join us for the launch of our report “Rethinking Community Relations – Faith, Belonging and Reconciliation in Contemporary Northern Ireland”.
The not so Quiet Revival…
If the western world is experiencing some kind of awakening to God, what should we as Christians do?
Rethinking Community Relations & Reconciliation
An update on our Scoping Study Research on reconciliation.
Using the S word?
I find it striking that in all the commentary about the Epstein scandals I have yet to hear any mention of sin.
I Believe… in the Devil
Belief in the Devil and the power of his evil works makes sense of our world.
Revisiting Theologies of Welcome
The use of the words ‘welcoming the stranger’ may not be the best long-term resource for helping people to feel at home amongst us.
In Search of An Ending…
Buckle up: uncertainty is the new normal.
Listening Across the Divide
Honest, risky, human dialogue – is not a soft option but one of the most powerful tools for healing fractured communities.
Faith Stories to Share
Prompted by Sarah Sellars blog, who are your heroes in the faith? I have reflected on my own book, Emmaus to which Sarah referred in her blog.
Who are our Heroes of the Faith?
John Weaver, in his book Emmaus, encourages us to recognise that we are all in different places on our journey of faith.