It is often said don’t to talk about politics in church. However, you can’t honestly and helpfully talk about church and mission today without acknowledging the current social and political climate in which we seek to carry it out. The evangelical Anglican theologian John Stott said we have to be Jesus’ disciples, living his way, in his world, by having ‘a bible in one hand and a newspaper in the other.’ And if we do not reflect on what is going on in the world and society ar

The Christmas story invites us not to choose a side of the road on which to stand but to stand boldly, graciously and lovingly in the middle being a prophetic voice to all sides as we proclaim that God is the God of the unborn, the elderly and the refugee.

Bob* lines up outside Katekhaki Asylum offices on the outskirts of central Athens. It’s 5am but the line is already long and the chances...

‘Céad míle fáilte’  are the warm words that greet visitors to Ireland, meaning ‘100 000 welcomes’.  The phrase is not in the widely...

‘I have no place to sleep!’.  Many times in my three and a half years working with people seeking asylum in Athens I heard this sentence....

‘What about people who can levitate or read minds?’...  I like to think I am good on my feet and not easily shocked or taken by surprise...

The journey towards becoming a truly intercultural church takes intentionality. Here are some concrete ideas for seeking put this into...

Discipling Multicultural Children and Young People Nathaniel Jennings Many of the children and youth in an intercultural church will be...

I think of people like the lovely lady who welcomed me in Donegal. We were both strangers in that town but both made an effort to connect...

The Intercultural Worship Ireland collective recorded this song during the protests and racist attacks in Belfast. Make this a prayer for...