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What do we dare to hope for in the early days of 2016 as the winter cold finally begins to bite and the last vestiges of holiday tinsel are consigned […]
It has been another exciting year for William Temple Foundation. From publications to professorships, from new research to facilitating challenging discussions, we’ve been blessed to work with a diverse group […]
As we all prepare to celebrate the nativity, and perhaps, as Eve Poole suggested in her recent blog, to avoid the excesses of Saturnalia, the Solstice or the secular Winterbinge, […]
Being Advent Sunday this week, I was intrigued to find in my inbox an advert for a gin advent calendar. So I clicked on the link. Gin? I clearly lack […]
Is not this the fast that I choose: to loose the bonds of injustice, to undo the thongs of the yoke, to let the oppressed go free, and to break […]
In the third instalment of our series written by members of the Faith & Flourishing Neighbourhoods Network, Heather Buckingham explores what it means to build community across differences in the face of […]
Blackburn Cathedral: WE WILL REMEMBER THEM: The Renaissance Singers will give their annual autumn concert at the Cathedral at 7.30pm on Saturday 7th November, featuring a selection of music and […]
Guest blogger Matthew Barber is a PhD student, Researcher for the Centre for Faith and Public Policy at Chester University and Director of Faith Sector. His interests include faith in […]
by John Reader
15 Oct 2015
When John Atherton wrote his contribution to our “Christianity and the New Social Order” (see pp.125-129 in particular) and constructed his own updated version of Temple’s original guidelines for a […]
Guest blogger Dr Wendy Dossett is Principal Investigator of the Higher Power Project, a qualitative study of the language used by people in twelve-step recovery, and Director (Research) of the […]