Mother’s Day, infertility and a different perspective on family
Abbie Allison asks how we might expand our view of motherhood to be more inclusive of women struggling with infertility. 19/03/2020
In Brief
The art of doing nothing: worship and withdrawal in an age of pandemic
Hannah Rich considers why withdrawing in response to coronavirus feels so unnatural to religious groups. 17/03/2020
In Brief
Putting the “social” back into care
Guest writer Bernice Hardie considers what the church can teach us about mixed–ability socialising. 13/03/2020
In Brief
The double–edged assets of faith and sport for social cohesion
Both churches and sport are powerful agents for social cohesion but they are also dangerously fragile, writes Ben Ryan. 15/11/2019
In Depth
The Sacred #32: James Cary
In the 32nd episode of The Sacred, Elizabeth Oldfield talks to James Cary, BBC sitcom writer and member of the General Synod. 13/02/2019
Podcast
Believing in Bolton: How churches are collaborating to keep a community together
Madeleine Ward reflects on a recent research trip to Bolton as part of our ongoing project on ‘The Church and Social Cohesion’. 17/12/2018
In Brief