I came across the other day a Guardian editorial which had the title “The Guardian view on religious liberty: Christians in the west have nothing to fear” Continue reading →

Dear Mr. Duddridge,

I am in receipt of your leaflet intriguingly titled: “A contract between James Duddridge and the people of Rochford and Southend East”. Continue reading →

In my first posting on the subject, I reflected on one of the hustings that recently took place involving all the candidates standing for election in the Rochford and Southend East constituency, in the General Election on May 7th. Continue reading →

A long time ago, the old adage “knowledge is power” was brought to my attention, Continue reading →

In my work among rough sleepers, one of the reoccurring themes and principle causes of frustration is seeing a lack of suitable accommodation. Continue reading →

In my first “Inclusive Church” posting, I reflected, positively, on a conversation I attended, Continue reading →

Yesterday, after being invited by a Facebook friend, I attended an event at one of our local churches. Continue reading →

Yesterday I had an interesting discussion with some Christians about the local and general elections on May 7th, Continue reading →

In my earlier blogs relating to this subject, besides reflecting on some of the situations we are now seeing in the Middle East, e.g. around Israel and Iraq, and almost all the countries in the region, and the growing influence of ISIS, I also considered the subject of Christian Persecution, Continue reading →

Yesterday, I had an unusual and unexpected experience, but one that did make an impression to the extent I am blogging about it now. Continue reading →