In almost any podcast, classroom or news show there is a growing sense of the reality and urgency attached to difference. Words like ‘polarised’ or ‘binary’ or ‘siloed’ find their […]
Faith in the City is one of the most substantial documents on welfare provision and Urban Mission and Ministry in England, to have been published in the post-war period. Issued […]
One had hoped that the civil wars within the Church of England and the political wrangling over appointments that one reads in Anthony Trollope’s Barchester Chronicles were a thing of […]
Each time Christmas approaches l can’t help but imagine what it must have been like when Jesus was born. To me it seems it is about the story of Jesus, […]
It’s three weeks since Donald Trump won the 2024 US election to take the reins of the most powerful country in the world as the 47th President of the United […]
The William Temple Foundation is grateful to Andrew Graystone for his 2021 podcast and his 2022 Temple Tract on the tragic and large-scale abuse by John Smyth. It was through […]
Today is Remembrance Day. Each year people gather at the cenotaph, wreathes are laid, silence falls, and the last post heralds as respects are paid to the dead and their […]
Ian Mayer DL is a Trustee of the William Temple Foundation, Deputy Lieutenant of South Yorkshire, a tech entrepreneur and a Public Leadership Ambassador for the Evangelical Alliance. Ian authored […]
This week the Labour government released their first budget. Chancellor Rachel Reeves cautioned us about the scale and seriousness of the decisions being faced and set out that taking action […]
Whether you are for or against law reform to facilitate assisted dying, and whether or not you prefer to call it assisted suicide, we can all benefit from some assistance […]