“You don’t know what you’re missing,” sang Zoe Clark on my daughter’s car radio. The song was Zero Feelings, which reflected my emotions that day.
For some of us, Christmas is a time of joy and celebration with those we love. For others, late December is a time of pain and remembered loss.
COLUMNIST John Dempster explores the work of Cale House in Inverness.
I was an enthusiastic scribbler as a teenager – stories and poems flowed freely from the tip of my biro.
The recent COP27 conference in Egypt reminded us of the need for action on climate change, the most serious crisis ever to face humanity.
‘What’s your special book?’ HighlandLIT are asking you to celebrate Book Week Scotland.
I know I am also saying ‘Yes!’ to the Beauty of which all other beauty is a pale reflection.
Columnist John Dempster writes about his hope that broken things can be restored.
Christian Viewpoint tells of how God's love can help even in the pain of Ukraine war.
While not everyone feels the same way about the death of the late Queen, the guiding force that helped her can benefit all, says John Dempster.
Carla speaks of a loving God from whom human beings are estranged due to our messed-up lives.
I can imagine a child looking up from Scottish writer Kenneth Steven’s new picture book and saying: “But it’s not like that, is it?”
“I begin with the eyes”: Black Isle portrait painter William Mather describes how he vividly reproduces people’s personalities on paper.
Wouldn’t it be rather lovely to meet Jesus again as if for the first time?
As a young man, David Sim was indifferent to Christianity. A thoughtful, intelligent Aberdonian, he was happy working in accountancy IT.
Was I indoctrinated? Yes.
I recently attended a gala held by Clachworks at Merkinch. This community project plans to open a tool library later in the year.
The Most Reluctant Convert, tells the story of the journey from atheism to Christian faith taken by one of the foremost Christian communicators.
Our columnist discusses his new book 'Choosing Joy'.
Open the Eyes of My Heart is the title of a stunning exhibition of work by local artist Ian Whyte which is on display at Inverness Creative Academy.
