The circus left town. Where was the bread?
On the 10th anniversary of the 2012 Olympic’s opening ceremony, Paul Bickley reflects on whether the games lived up to the ‘legacy’ promised. 27/07/20
In Brief
The Hundred: What Can Cricket Teach Religion?
Paul Bickley looks at cricket’s new competition, The Hundred, and examines what it can teach the Church. 25/08/21
In Brief
Football and forgiveness: forging a new identity
Pete Whitehead reflects on the need for football clubs to seek forgiveness following recent events. 06/05/2021
In Depth
Let’s face it: elite sport can be ethically ugly
Paul Bickley argues that the fixation with success in elite sport leaves questions of morality aside. 14/08/2020
In Brief
Marcus Rashford, holiday hunger and the political power of stories
Hannah Rich comments on the success of Marcus Rashford’s campaign. 17/06/2020
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