Opinion
The Church of England's image crisis
Past generations of English people appreciated the Church of England's work but times have changed.
If we value our brothers and sisters with learning disabilities, we must do better
It isn't enough just to include people with learning disabilities in church community. These believers, like the rest of us, also need support to grow towards spiritual maturity.
Could robot technology replace your local vicar?
As technology advances and becomes more integrated into our daily lives, it's natural to wonder what role it may play in our spiritual practices.
Reconciling white-saviourism and missionary work: the 'family' model
Rather than dwelling on the negatives of the past, it is imperative that national and expatriate church workers establish a let's-go-and-build-together attitude for the good of the church as a whole
Amid the tidal wave of mental health crises, the UK Church has a transformative role to play in the lives of families
In this current climate of financial constraints, churches have an opportunity to step up and fill the void in a truly unique way.
Critical race theory should not be taught in schools
It is time that the Church, and especially its bishops, clergy and educators, repudiated and rejected critical race theory.
Schrodinger's foetus
We cannot with a straight face talk about baby loss before 24 weeks in miscarriage whilst those who purposefully induce miscarriage are merely aborting a few cells.
A viral video of Christian women being paraded naked sears the Indian conscience
If hate speech and bigotry continue to rule the day, as we've witnessed in Manipur, India will descend further into chaos for women nationwide.
John Nelson Darby: the man who popularised dispensationalism
John Nelson Darby is known as the 'father of dispensationalism' but others helped to forge this theological framework of salvation history.
Thinking through the two-child benefit cap debate as Christians
As Christians weigh up different parties' proposals, there are three questions we can ask.
Why is the government so fast to act on bank account closures but not transgenderism in schools?
The government's swift response to the Nigel Farage 'de-banking' scandal contrasts with its dithering over new transgender guidance for schools. Why is that?
The key to advancing God's kingdom in the Global South is their autonomy
But this autonomy is not a call for isolation or exclusion. Rather, it is a call for collaboration, partnership, and mutual learning.
Deuteronomy: preparation for entering the Promised Land
Jewish academic and Hebrew scholar Irene Lancaster reflects on Deuteronomy and the significance for the Israelites of entering the Promised Land.
How Jesus got it wrong
The topsy-turvy world of the progressive has gripped the Church, the one institution which should be able to say that there is such a thing as truth 'and the truth will set you free'.
Not everyone wants to celebrate Pride month
Many will doubtless claim that these comments are 'homophobic', but the concept of homophobia has simply been invented to smear anyone who dares to disagree with the LGBT agenda.
Using story to teach children about loss, grief and bereavement
Christian Today speaks with Emma Borquaye, wife of rapper Guvna B, about their new storybook that aims to gently introduce the subject of bereavement to children.