Resources

Tony Cannon and Steve Short discuss the first three 'Duties of Church Membership' as proposed by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York in the mid-20th Century. This week they're looking at bearing witness, reading scripture and prayer.

Robin Barfield reviews Jonathan Haidt's: 'The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness' and Pete Etchells book: 'Unlocked: The Real Science of Screen Time (and how to spend it better).'

Andrew Towner commends the Thirty Theses on Contending from Lee Gatiss's book, Fight Valiantly.

Martin Salter reviews Collin Hansen's book on the late Tim Keller. Both the book and the review were written before the news of Keller's death earlier this summer.

Ros Clarke tries to make sense of the distinction being drawn between civil marriage and Holy Matrimony, and finds that the dividing line is being put in the wrong place.

Kirsten Birkett continues her series looking at the issue of class in the church by considering what we mean by the working class.

Kirsten Birkett introduces a new occasional series of blog posts reflecting on the problems of class divisions in the church.

Ros Clarke explores the idea of covenanted friendships, as mentioned in the proposed Prayers of Love and Faith.