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Spiritual care for older people
Articles | 05.10.2025
A participant from one of our recent Spiritual Care Series courses shares why they did the training and what it was like.
The city deserted…
Articles | 28.09.2025
In the last of our Creationtide 2025 articles Dave Gregory, author of Divine Windows, reflects on themes of destruction and hope.
An odd time to talk about peace?
Articles | 21.09.2025
The second of three articles to mark Creationtide. Martin Hodson understands why many people might think this is an odd time to talk about peace.
In peace with creation
Articles | 14.09.2025
The first of three articles by BRF Resources authors to mark Creationtide. Ruth Bancewicz considers the relationship between what we eat and living in peace with creation.
Loving those who are different
Articles | 08.09.2025
Inderjit Bhogal’s essay on the biblical injunction to ‘love the stranger.’
Perspectives on ageing
Articles | 31.08.2025
Julia Burton-Jones, Anna Chaplaincy’s training and development lead, reflects on the challenges of ageing through the lens of faith.
Where the world meets to pray
Articles | 24.08.2025
Celebrating 90 years of The Upper Room, our series of Bible reading notes written by its readers from all over the world.
Disability and healing
Articles | 17.08.2025
The latest in an occasional series highlighting the riches of our Bible reading notes. This week Guidelines with Tanya Marlow on the theme of disability and the healing miracles.
Remembering the Forgotten Army
Articles | 10.08.2025
Today we remember the Forgotten Army: those who died and those still fighting or imprisoned in the Far East for three torturous months after Victory in Europe was declared on 8 May 1945.
Holidays and holy days – part 2
Articles | 03.08.2025
The second of Louise Davis’ reflections to get you into the holiday spirit.
Holidays and holy days – part 1
Articles | 27.07.2025
The first of two reflections by Louise Davis, to get you into the holiday spirit.
Nicaea 1700 – part 3
Articles | 20.07.2025
Marking the 1,700 years of the Nicene Creed, Stephen Rand offers a personal and thought-provoking essay from his own Baptist perspective.
Nicaea 1700 – part 2
Articles | 13.07.2025
Gordon Giles, theologian, musicologist and canon chancellor of Rochester Cathedral, reflects on the powerful relationships between music, prayer and belief.
Nicaea 1700 – part 1
Articles | 06.07.2025
Mike Royal, general secretary of Churches Together in England, marks the 1,700th anniversary of the Nicene Creed.