Faith in Action

He Knows My Name

I often look back at the first time I walked into the SCM meeting at Lancaster University, and I remember thinking, “Gosh, students actually do that?!”.

Let me explain.

I come from a country that does not encourage its youth to be involved in anything overly political, to protest,...

Resolutions for a Better World

The end of this year has felt pretty rough. I don’t know what further excitement awaits between now and 2020, but today as I’m writing Boris Johnson has been sharing his new plans for the country, we’ve heard the promise this morning that Brexit will be done by the end of January, Trump is...

Faith and the General Election (Revisited)

Voting in the Kingdom of God

I love Britain. I think it’s a wonderful country to live in, and I’m grateful to say that this beautiful island is my home.  However, when I look around, I can scarcely claim that it looks like the Kingdom of God.  For a start, it’s fantastically unequal.  ...

Lest We Remember

In these past few years, the run up to Remembrance Day has brought about arguments on my Facebook timeline about the colour of the poppies people choose to wear. Remembrance poppies are deeply symbolic, and hold a lot of meaning for a lot of people in different ways. Whether or not you wear a...