Articles

In the first of our new series of articles on hearing God’s call, Bill Lattimer, principal of The Douglas Trust, tells us why Parenting for Faith is so important to the Trust and why supporting it is a response to God’s call...

To mark the beginning of Creationtide, BRF author Michael Mitton has written a special reflection on the Celtic Christian understanding of the sacred nature of creation...

In the last of our articles on getting involved with BRF and its ministries, Emma Olorenshaw, from the Parenting for Faith speakers team, talks about her role...

In our latest article on getting involved with BRF and its ministries, Andrew Humphries, communications officer in the Uniting Church of Australia, describes how people as far away as Melbourne are ‘getting involved’ with Holy Habits...

In the third article in our series on getting involved with BRF and its ministries, Linda Galpin writes about her commitment to Messy Church...

In the second of our articles on how to get involved with the work of BRF, subscriber and group leader Graham Shaw explains how lockdown led to a group of BRF readers in Keynsham coming together online to share readings from New Daylight...

In the first of a new series of articles about people who have got involved with BRF, Anna Chaplain Mary Priestley explains why she finds her role so rewarding...

Martin Beek, whose striking landscapes decorate the recently published Green Reflections, explores the interplay between his sense of God’s creation and his work as an artist...

Why does church need to engage with care for the environment? Lucy Moore, founder of Messy Church, explains why this innovative ministry sees it as an opportunity to express its key values of creativity, celebration, Christ-centredness, hospitality and including all ages…

In the latest of our series of articles on environmental issues and the climate emergency, 14-year-old Jamie Hawker, co-author of Changing the Climate, explains his passion for action...