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Speak have recently gone through a huge ordeal with the big banks, which has really threatened out sustainability and sustainability. As a response, we have made an ‘ode to’ or more accurately an ‘owed to’ poem to the Director of the Halifax António Horta-Osório. We are Taking a Stanza... You can too!
Food is important, biologically and theologically. Because it's important, it's often controversial to debate; all the more controversial for those of us trying to figure out how best to serve Christ in the world.
Here's the last of our 4 Bible studies for the run up to Christmas, looking at the difference Jesus has made to our thinking on land and food, from the perspective of those who waited for His arrival.
Here's the third of our 4 Bible studies connected to the Seeding Change campaign, looking at those who foretold the coming of Jesus, and what they have to say about land, food and social justice.
Here's the first of 4 Advent Bible studies to get you or your group thinking more about the Biblical basis of food justice and the difference the coming of Jesus makes.
December is here: A new month for prayer adventures and God-seeking, more than just the shopping-and-parties season. Here’s this month’s prayer calendar to see you through Advent and Christmas!
Faith Link Andrew Harrison SPEAKS about his experience at the Feminism in London conference last Saturday and reflects on the question “Would Jesus have blurred lines”
Ever felt frustrated by the constant talk of economic growth on the main news media? Ever wondered how we can have everlasting growth on a finite planet? Ever wished there was an alternative way to organise our economy that respected the restraints of finite resources and human and planetary well-being?
