I was speaking to a member of my church last Sunday, who told me she had been invited to a meeting being arranged at another church in our area, which was to be addressed by a leading light in the Progressive Christianity Movement, Continue reading →

This is my third “Kipperwatch” posting, building on my first two (click here and here for the story so far), reflecting particularly on developments in the world of UKIP in my own area of Southend, Continue reading →

Exactly a year ago, I published my first blog posting and this is now my 221^st. Continue reading →

“Holy biased” was the headline of today’s Sun editorial. Continue reading →

These days, I tend not to attend conferences unless I am taking part or have good reason to attend, such as learning about something which is important for me to know that will likely usefully add to my knowledge. Continue reading →

Street Spirit has been going just over year. I wrote about it in its early days and it has since grown from strength to strength, Continue reading →

As those who know me well or have read some of my writings and blogs, which are available on this website, will have noted I am pretty well engaged politically, Continue reading →

When I began working with homeless people a few years back, I realized one of the issues these folk and we who help often had to deal with was that of substance misuse. Continue reading →

Some years ago I read how important it was for churches to make their buildings available for community use, without which we would all be the poorer, something the government wanted to encourage. Continue reading →

I have just been watching a video (just over an hour long) titled “With God on our side – a critique of Christian Zionism“. Continue reading →