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Sacred Treasure Perpetua & Felicity: two remarkable 3rd Century women… and martyrs. Nadya Williams on how they show Christianity was radically pro-women in a misogynistic
Sacred Treasure Perpetua & Felicity: two remarkable 3rd Century women… and martyrs. Nadya Williams on how they show Christianity was radically pro-women in a misogynistic
So here is a brief rundown of my favourite books from 2023. There were others I could have chosen too, but you have to draw
Sacred Treasure African Christianity thrived LONG before white men arrived Mary Harrington on Why the Fairies disappeared Michael Kruger on the wonders of Manuscript P66.
Sacred Treasure Phil Whittall has picked up some important points made by Harvey Kwiyani about 2nd generation diaspora believers in Europe He has also picked
Sacred Treasure It’s important to keep an eye on the annual Open Doors persecution list, the World Watch List. It’s much more extensive than you
Sacred Treasure Malcolm Guite’s sonnet to honour the great George Herbert Rick Barry at Christian Civics in the US has recently put out a video
Today is the exact anniversary of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, the day when the horrors of war returned to the continent of Europe. A
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Here’s to 2023! Sacred Treasure Brian Eno in a fascinating interview with the great Martin Wroe. Unherd shares an excerpt from Nick
A brief rundown of my favourite books from 2022: essentially those I awarded 5* on my Goodreads page. Fiction (no particular order) I’ve always loved
Sacred Treasure TGC has made a new, full Bible commentary available online for FREE. When you live in a country that makes religion dangerous… life
Roughly a third way through Orthodoxy, the idiosyncratic but great G K Chesterton describes some of the factors in his coming to faith. And then followed
Lockdown has caused the proliferation of podcasts, with every Tom, Dick and Harriet taking to the pod waves. And, slightly awkwardly, I’m no exception. But