by contemporarychristianity_admin | Jan 29, 2026 | P.S.
The word ‘uncertainty’ is much in the news these days. A newspaper survey as I write this reveals uncertainty over; war and peace, economic performance, the rule of international law, the future of the prime minister, the reach of AI, and the prospects of more than...
by contemporarychristianity_admin | Jan 21, 2026 | P.S.
Northern Ireland is a place where people know that peace is not just political – it is relational. Two women who understood this deeply were Cynthia Cockburn, the feminist peace researcher, and Monica McWilliams, co‑founder of the Northern Ireland Women’s...
by contemporarychristianity_admin | Jan 15, 2026 | P.S.
Prompted by Sarah Sellars blog, who are our heroes in the faith? I have reflected on my own book, Emmaus,[1] to which Sarah referred in her blog. Sarah has reflected on my emphasis of following the example of Jesus… with the two disciples on the Emmaus Road: listening...
by contemporarychristianity_admin | Jan 13, 2026 | P.S.
Are you a good listener? Do you love storytelling? These are great gifts! There is something compelling, I find, in learning about other people’s lives from their own perspective. It is so interesting to be offered an insight into how they tackled the challenges they...
by contemporarychristianity_admin | Dec 18, 2025 | P.S.
A media storm has been playing out in recent days about the school days behaviour of Reform party leader Nigel Farage. Allegations have been made that whilst at an elite fee-paying school, Dulwich College, Farage was not just a bully but also someone whose bullying...
by contemporarychristianity_admin | Dec 4, 2025 | P.S.
I grew up in Buenos Aires, in a non-religious home, my mother was very much against church, and my father was a gentle agnostic. We lived in a neighbourhood where there was a large number of Jewish families. In primary school the majority in the class were Jewish. I...
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