“Pandemic”: a poem by Lynn Ungar
In this video essay Emily Downe brings to life visually the powerful and moving poem Pandemic by Lynn Ungar. 28/03/2020
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Clapping for the NHS, our new religion
Nick Spencer reflects on the ‘Clap for Carers’ tribute last night which celebrated the NHS and care workers responding to coronavirus. 27/03/2020
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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
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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
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Putting the “social” back into care
Guest writer Bernice Hardie considers what the church can teach us about mixed–ability socialising. 13/03/2020
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Self–isolation may be a nuisance, but real isolation is a nightmare
As coronavirus continues to impact lives, Lucy Colman considers the difference between self–isolation and real isolation. 10/03/2020
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