Can you be a Christian and… ask lots of questions?
// “There’s a great tactic you need to know”, she said in hushed tones.
Written by Claire Jones
Are you a commitment-phobe?
// I'm pretty sure the label of ‘eternal fence-sitter’ is something with which a lot of us could identify.
Written by Luke Briggs
Syria: why I forgot
// For a moment, we fixed our eyes on Syria. And then life went on.
Written by Chine McDonald
Am I right?
// On being a Christian and a Conservative
Written by Johnny Monro
Are we just here for a better life?
// I've moaned at God about the fact that other people’s daily bread comes from Waitrose.
Written by Emily Bowerman
Why you shouldn’t engage in politics
// Politics is messy. It's downright dirty.
Written by Danny Webster
10 things that must be done…
// ...to abolish modern-day slavery.
Written by Gemma Brown
Who is a leader?
// Real leaders are real followers.
Written by Anthony O. Thomas
Meet Holly – an A21 volunteer…
// Do it for the ONE.
Written by Gemma Brown
Dot-to-dot
// Around the world, all day, every night, there are women, children and men being raped, degraded, forced into servitude.
Written by Natalie Collins
Mala’s story
// The end of human trafficking requires persistence and determination.
Written by Laci Carnes
Anti-Slavery Day
// Gemma Wilson is the guest editor for threads this week. Here she discusses slavery – the uncomfortable, horrifying, pressing issue...
Written by Gemma Brown
When can I change the world?
// As Christians we are called to live ‘radical’ lives for Jesus.
Written by Luke Taylor
What am I like to live with?
// Grow up and tell the truth in love
Written by Clare Thompson
Miley, Sinead and attention-seeking open letters
// Does an open letter do more harm than good?
Written by Hannah Mudge
Film review: How I Live Now
// Based on Meg Rosoff’s novel of the same name, this beautiful reimagining of a wartime romance is everything you wouldn’t...
Written by Angeline Liles
Our addiction to self-promotion
// Jesus gives an incredibly counter-cultural example when it comes to profile and promotion.
Written by Jon Kuhrt
Why the furore over Blurred Lines?
// Last week, five UK universities banned the playing of ‘Blurred Lines’ in campus bars and unions.
Written by Annie Carter
Hope
// Three pregnancies. No babies.
Written by Ruth Garner
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