Guest blog by Louise Livingstone, PhD Researcher,  Canterbury Christ Church University “The heart has its reasons, which reason knows not of” Blaise Pascal Why does there appear to be so much conflict in the world? This question has dominated my whole life. Growing up in a conflicted home environment, from a…

The team at St Ethelburga’s was very honoured to welcome Cardinal Vincent Nichols on May 10th, who spoke on the theme of hope. Here are some of his inspiring words: “It is a joy to make my first visit as patron to St Ethelburga’s here in the heart of the…

Peter’s Story1 ‘I’m 67 years old and have lived alone since the death last year of both my parents. I never married because for years I belonged to a small home church and so never met a Christian woman of my own age. I hear my neighbours saying mean things…

Fellowship of St Ethelburga – Discussion Summary for April 2017 “In the workplace you need to offer people dignity and love – an acknowledgement of their humanity.” For April, the Fellowship of St Ethelburga invited Canon Professor Clive Morton to lead discussion on how the Christian doctrine of love can…