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New webinar series tackles ‘Questions of our Times’

We’re really pleased to announce a series of webinar conversations on Tuesday evenings in late February and into March, called ‘Questions of our Times’. The five free-to-view webinars will open up the challenges of Covid-19, fake news, race inequality, climate emergency and unanswered prayer. In the first of the series, on 23 February, former cabinet minister Jonathan Aitken will be…

A guide to browsing the Bible

A new book about the Bible – which has often been called ‘the world’s least-read bestselling book’ – promises to help new readers find their way around the Bible and make their own discoveries in it. Browsing the Bible, by Nigel Bovey, does this by giving a crisp, two-page overview of each of the Bible’s 66 books, […]

New booklet looks at how Jesus dressed and what he thought of fashion

We’ve just published a new booklet, free to download, called What Did Jesus Wear? It’s an extract from Joan E Taylor’s brilliant book, What Did Jesus Look Like? which puts together the historical evidence for how Jesus would have looked to people in the 1st century, as well as considering his attitude to fashion and […]

Celebrating the ‘Light Ages’

One of the enduring myths in some modern forms of atheism is that Christianity prevented a scientific revolution happening in the time of the Roman Empire, and instead triggered the ‘Dark Ages’

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