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This week I received the report card from school for my six year old son. Like many fathers, I read

One of my favourite stories relates to the Moravian Christians of Herrnhut. In August 1727, a community of Moravian Christians

I recently read about Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who opposed the Nazi regime during World War 2. It’s a gripping testimony: he

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In the past, I’ve found myself saying, “I know God has forgiven me, but I can’t forgive myself.” Perhaps you’ve

In 1608, a man named Thomas Coryate travelled throughout Europe on foot. He walked many miles, carrying a journal along

“Hark the Herald” always gets onto the Christmas carol playlist. It tells us a wonderful truth about Christmas. “Light and

Around this time of year, a quiet fear of missing out finds its way into many of our hearts. We

Some of you have asked me about the recent appointment of Sarah Mullally as the new Archbishop of Canterbury and