I have often recounted in my blogging that while I see myself as politically neutral, I am a wannabe Labour voter. Continue reading →

As is my custom, I often share stuff on my Facebook page that appears in my daily media feed because it strikes me as being pertinent and bringing out an important point I would like to see made, and sometimes people comment as a result … Continue reading →

I’ll be honest, I know very little about Swedish politics and am not particularly interested in Sweden, Continue reading →

One of my themes when it comes to blogging is we live in a day when there are certain things we might want to say but to do so will mean we get penalized or socially ostracized, Continue reading →

A week ago I posed the often asked question “why do people stop going to church?” Continue reading →

One of my important observations working in the field of homelessness these past 10+ years is how much addictions (alcohol, drugs and other) and mental health affect homeless people. Continue reading →

Two blog posts that I would like all my Facebook “friends” to read are “An Open Letter to my Facebook Friends” and “Respectful discourse on Facebook”, Continue reading →

In my Facebook feed this morning was a post from a respected Christian friend and fellow community activist, sharing a Twitter post from of all people Jeremy Vine. Continue reading →

A friend earlier posted on his Facebook page an article titled: “10 Signs You’re Actually Following TRUMPianity Instead of CHRISTianity”. Continue reading →

I had an uplifting experience in church yesterday Continue reading →