Opinion
Remembering Mark Tronson
"Pop" was blessed to envisage and champion many ministries during his life time
The story of The Times journalist and the Christian Deliveroo driver
The Times that day included news of Boris Johnson, Ukraine, Covid, economic problems and many of the other ills that sometimes give the impression that we are living in the days of the plagues of Pharoah! To have this one example of a Christian seeking to communicate something of the good news of Jesus Christ was a little ray of sunshine in an increasingly darkened world.
A new way to racial justice
Many of the recommendations made by the Church of England's Racial Justice Commission are practical, measurable, and obtainable. They should have been in place long ago.
There is no decline of Middle East Christianity - the decline is in the number of Christians living there
While the numbers of Christians in the Holy Land continue to fall, it is imperative to understand that the influence of the Christian community remains strong, and its presence remains vibrant.
Thinking theologically about the proposed ban on conversion therapy
To say that this proposed legislation is controversial would be an understatement.
Towards a Gypsy, Roma and Traveller theology
After centuries of persecution and misrepresentation, Dr Steven Horne - the first Romany from the UK to be awarded a PhD in theology - is on a mission to give the reins of Gypsy-Christian identity to Gypsies themselves - and it looks nothing like "My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding".
After Boris Johnson's resignation as Tory leader, we need a return to integrity in politics
It would be so easy just to focus on the failings of one person but the events of this week reflect the collapse of integrity in leadership more widely.
Will the Archbishop of Canterbury listen to the voice of the Global South?
The Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches wants the Lambeth Conference to reaffirm a resolution on marriage and human sexuality.
Free speech vs forced speech: no one should be forced to use transgender pronouns
If I do not win may case for the protection of biblical Christianity, we will not be free to believe and to practise the Christian faith here in the UK. Forced speech will be upon us and everyone will be affected by that, writes Dr David Mackereth.
It takes a teacher to raise a village: why theological education is essential for the Gospel's growth
Having a good understanding of the Bible and being able to explain Jesus' teachings is crucial to building up the church and enabling members to share their faith effectively.
Climate change is a life or death situation for the world's most vulnerable
"While climate change may distress me here in the UK, it is a life and death situation for the world's poorest."
What is it with 'God and guns'?
It is time to break the appalling connection between faith in God and the 'cult of guns'.
The government's ministerial on Freedom of Religion or Belief must be more than a talking shop
Awareness of FoRB violations must lead to concrete action that makes a difference in the lives of those who are suffering injustices on account of their religion or belief, says CSW's Mervyn Thomas.
What meaningful action can the UK take to address religious freedom violations?
Brendan O'Hara, Open Doors supporter and Vice Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for International Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB), speaks to Christian Today about the government's two-day FoRB ministerial in London this week and how the UK can take meaningful action to stamp out human rights abuses and FoRB violations.
Stop the carnage: a plea to save Nigeria's women and girls
The fear is so strong and they live with it every day, says Tirham, who counsels Nigerian women and girls who have survived the trauma of being kidnapped and raped by Boko Haram.
A response to some of the familiar arguments in favour of abortion
Is a foetus really no more than a lump of cells?