Vinoth Ramachandra has had links with All Souls for quarter of a century – and he and his wife Karin have been mission partners for
It’s not every day that one gets to sit around the same table as representatives of Muslim, Sikh, Hindu, Christian and Humanist networks with the
This is a mildly unserious combination of Q’s Espionage festival and Friday Fun. But London W1 is a spy-historian’s paradise – there are so many
The book that has occupied my thoughts for much of the summer is that almost hidden gem of the OT, the Book of Ruth. It
It just so happened that on the 10th Anniversary of 9/11, we had come to the second instalment off our romp through Revelation. And it
Yesterday was one that will be hard to forget: the funeral of an extraordinary man of God. It was an occasion full of gratitude and
This is not hero-worship. Not only did Uncle John loathe the very idea of it, it is never constructive or edifying to indulge in it.
Yesterday at 3.15, Uncle John died peacefully at his retirement home. We mourn his loss and rejoice with him. It is very poignant to be
While studying and writing talks for our All Souls week away next month, I’ve been getting up out of my chair every 5-10 minutes taking
Just received this news from Langham Colleagues – worth spreading the news far and wide, as this is one worthy way of recognising and celebrating
As Q regulars will know, Eugene Peterson’s Eat This Book – The Art of Spiritual Reading is a favourite. As part of BibleFresh (the 400th Anniversarycelebrations
This post’s title is of course the strapline that Christianity Explored, the course devised by my colleague Rico Tice at All Souls, has been using