It seems only two minutes since I found myself standing before the congregation as a “community leader” to talk about the headline news from Norway. And yet, here I find myself once more. It is a strange place to be as people look to me to try and make sense of the world around them. The church can sometimes
H/T Mr Catolick There has been much discussion over the death of Osama Bin Laden. For many it has opened the issue of war and raised questions about the appropriate Christian response to it. For many there is a sense of vitriolic fervour surrounding the dispensation of justice to a known terrorist. For others there is mourning
When my blog first moved here from myspace in 2007 I was not a priest in the church of England, I was part way through my ordination training and temporarily back in my previous role as an RE teacher. I graduated from Newcastle University in 2000 with a degree in Religious Studies, looking at religion from a