Michael Binyon, Trustee of St Ethelburga’s and writer for The Times, reflects on reconciliation in Rwanda. How can reconciliation be put into practice? How can societies deal effectively with hatred in their midst? No country in modern times has been convulsed by murderous atrocities as frenzied and terrifying as the…

Climate crisis and systems collapse is no longer a distant scenario. What does it mean now to work for a different future? The need to make our activism sacred is more imperative than ever before. This month something in the understanding of the future of our civilisation shifted. As someone…

A guest blog by Dave Tomlinson for our ASH WEDNESDAY service   Lent is a very ancient practice in the church created as a fast in preparation for Easter. In the early centuries of the church it lasted no more than a few days. It wasn’t until the fourth century…

Excerpt from Generation Y, Spirituality and Social Change edited by Dr Justine Huxley (launch date 7th and 9th March 2019) Working with the younger generation at St Ethelburga’s has been about shifting from talking to doing. For me, this is the most important and refreshing quality of Generation Y and at…