My challenges with mental health // Everyone goes through dark days, but it’s how we see through these moments that make us stronger. A post for World Health Day. Written by Jade Ashley Till
Dear youth worker // Scars don’t define our young people and they don’t exclude us from ministry. Written by Rachael Newham
They shall know you are my disciples because… // ... you eat chocolate eggs with Easter written on the box? Written by Dave Magill
Lessons in social media from Ecclesiastes // Using one of the most interesting books of the Bible to critique our motives on social media Written by Robin Ham
Clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose // Learning to choose to worship God in the humdrum of daily life. Written by Charlotte Cameron
Learning to embrace struggle // Why Lent isn't something you're meant to 'win'. Written by Jennifer Goodyer
What we loved in March // Our monthly roundup to keep you entertained and up-to-date is here. Written by threads
When the sun and the wind had a fight // Love is such a remarkably stronger force than power, that it’s a wonder more people don’t choose it. Written by Andy Tilsley
Confession: I used to judge people who dated non-Christians // Now I'm being forced to re-examine that. Written by Girl About Town
Resting doesn’t make you a bad Christian // Letting our hearts be at rest within every area of our life will bring more benefit than we know. Written by Hannah Dallison
Christian? Or Disciple? // Here's the choice: will we be a follower or a face in the crowd? Written by Thomas McConaghie
Jesus: a radical activist // Jesus caused havoc amongst the religious elite in his time. Written by Rebecca Atkinson
Taking a page from the Book of Mormon // How a play about Mormonism challenged me to have a living faith. Written by Hannah Kowszun
A letter to Sam on helping the poor // You said you wanted to fall in love with the Church, but I want so much more than that for you. Written by Jenny Dawkins
‘Churchianity’, or when your faith is flawed // When the Church loses sight of the people it is comprised of, it morphs into Churchianity Written by Annie Carter
Pretty hurts // I want my daughters to grow up in a world where human lives are valued as equal. Written by Lucy Steels
The kindness of strangers // How a bike accident taught me about the love of God shown through strangers. Written by Jade Ashley Till
Ruth: lessons in disappointment // There is, in all the stories of the women of Jesus’ genealogy, the story of the wait. Written by Ruth Clements
10 businesses that are making a difference right now // Here's some of our newest discoveries from the world of ethical business. Written by threads