By Kate Orson2025-02-25T16:10:00
Kate Orson recognises that the Church of England needs to change, but argues that the future isn’t female or male. She urges us to look to Jesus for our guidance rather than worldly authority
The Church of England needs something. Attendance rates have been falling for decades and fell much more sharply after COVID. Research conducted by the Brierly consultancy found that between 2005 and 2010, Church of England membership declined, while orthodox, Pentecostal and other new churches (including evangelical and charismatic) had an increase in members.
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2025-04-30T08:24:00Z By Tola Doll Fisher
Jo Saxton is founder of the Ezer Collective, an initiative dedicated to investing in women leaders around the world. She speaks with our editor, Tola-Doll Fisher about why she is so passionate about ensuring everyone – female or male - can reach their potential
2025-04-30T08:23:00Z By Rev Sue Parfitt
Rev Sue Parfitt became a nun straight from university, then trained first as a social worker then a priest. Now aged 83 and a protestor with Christian Climate Action, Sue says Christians should be leading the way in addressing the impending climate catastrophe
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Rhiannon Goulding shares a personal parenting anecdote that reminded her that her children are unique and aren’t meant to fit a mould. This is true for those in our churches too
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