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You see on entering what was Bishop Eden’s personal chapel at Eden Court Theatre a life-size figure, a young girl perched on her father’s shoulders.
What a lovely sunny Saturday we had a couple of weeks ago! There is so much to enjoy in the Highlands, so much evident happiness.
Highland Theological College trains and equips people who want to support the church, or other Christian organisations, says our columnist.
Highland Theological College trains and equips people who want to support the church, or other Christian organisations, says our columnist.
The impact on my life was massive - years of angst, struggle and fear, feeling myself always on the outside, says our columnist.
Jesus Christ was there in Auschwitz, suffering alongside each inmate, present in the countless acts of love they showed, says our columnist..
I believe God is forever speaking to us - through words, sometimes, but also in the wonders of nature and through other people, says our columnist.
Charlotte remembers a Sunday School picnic when she was a child in the Chilterns.
God sets us free, trusting us, and restores us and helps us live with the consequences when we mess up, says our columnist.
We see God as central to our personal stories, giving us skills, opportunities, and a potential we’re challenged to fulfil, says our columnist.
The 'All shall be well…' message came from the deep-rooted faith of a remarkable woman.
Sir David Suchet once said if he wrote the story of his coming to faith, he might entitle it ‘Dragged kicking and screaming into Christianity’.
Christians believe God is the source of wisdom to both discern what is happening, and understand how to respond, says our columnist.
Our columnist asks: Who will break the hold of the unjust powers and systems which oppress us?
In some ways, the Men’s Shed functions like a church, our columnist says. The men show ‘a real concern for one another’.
In many Nativity scenes, the Wise Men show up at Christmas. But traditionally it was not until January 6, Epiphany, that these Magi reached Bethlehem.
A familiar face on the panto stage talks about the difference his faith makes in day to day life.
JJ ‘has the sweetest soul in spite of everything he has been through’
We’re aware of the scandal of sexual abuse in churches, which should be among the safest places on Earth.
'Those ageing faces, and some of the things I hear at Rhymes Recollected make me question how well, really, I will cope with growing older'.
