Justine Huxley shares the ‘Four Stories of St Ethelburga’s’ and the values they represent.  She writes about how those values are embedded in the fabric of our building and its unique history, and how they form the organising principle behind our work.   When the founder of St Ethelburga’s Centre,…

I recently attended an enriching evening of conversation with Bruna Kadletz and Jo Winsloe Slater, at an event entitled ‘heart-centred approaches to refugee integration’ at the ambient interfaith bedouin tent at St `Ethelburga’s Centre for Reconciliation and Peace in London. I felt a draw to attend to learn a little more about…

      Rabbi Jonathon Wittenberg, Rabbi of the New North London Masorti Synagogue, writes in response to the IPCC report.     Noah is not just a man of few words; for over six hundred years he’s a man of none. Until after the flood has come and gone, its…

Justine Huxley writes on the responsibility we have as people of faith to be peacemakers in these increasingly troubled times.  Introducing Reconcilers Together, a new ecumenical coalition of Christian peacemakers, calling us to reach out across our differences, collaborate and build a powerful movement for Christian peacemakers.  RT is gathering…

If you asked someone to name some of the human rights, peace might not be very high up on the list. They might start with the physical necessities like food and water, intellectual well being such as education or freedom of expression, or maybe those relating to the more obvious results of conflict:…