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The future is here

25/02/2014 |

Climate scientists release the second half of their assessment. Joe Ware reports

The British weather has already dominated the news agenda this year with parts of the country seeing the wettest January since records began. The deluge has put global … Read More

Team spirit

24/02/2014 |

Stan Hazell reports on a Sheffield-based initiative of four local churches

The Terminus Café – on the Sheffield estate of Lowedges – looks like any other café. But, unusually, it opens and closes with prayers, has a prayer board which … Read More

You are welcome here

24/02/2014 |

Is immigration a threat or a gift? Martin Camroux reflects on his years as a minister in a changing city

My 14 years ministering in London have given me a particular perspective on the immigration debate. When I arrived in … Read More

Keld: From ruins to wifi

24/02/2014 |

David Peel reflects on the changing nature of rural mission

In 1789, Keld Chapel in the Yorkshire Dales was in ruins and overgrown with vegetation, when, Dales folklore says, the Revd Edward Stillman entered the ruins, to plant his stick … Read More

A home for Roma

19/02/2014 |

Why have thousands of Roma people left homes in eastern Europe for Newcastle? And how have they fared here? Peter Sagar reports

There are about 4,000 Roma living in Newcastle. They left the Czech Republic and Slovakia to come, as … Read More

What a Great War!

28/01/2014 |

The anniversary of the First World War is a time to rethink our society’s infatuation with the military, argues Jill Segger

“Every man thinks meanly of himself for not having been a soldier, or not having been at sea.” Samuel … Read More