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The Rt Rev Colin Sinclair urges readers to use Lent to review commitment to Jesus and the Church.
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The Very Rev Albert Bogle considers the necessary requirements for a modern life of Christian faith.
Scotland 2020
In the first 20 years of the third millennium Scotland and her people have witnessed change, some dramatic, some more subtle. In the first of a two-part series, Thomas Baldwin asks a number of figures with a perspective on daily life for their thoughts on statistics, politics and the media - and the changes since 2000.
Taking steps of faith
Thomas Baldwin meets Michael Harvey, the chief executive of National Weekend of Invitation.
The ideal model of a parish minister
Andrew G Ralston reflects on the life of the Very Rev Dr Nevile Davidson and his transforming work at Glasgow Cathedral.
Stepping into the unknown
In the first part of a new series, the Rev Martin Johnstone considers ‘life at the edge’.
The Church for everyone
John R Hume reflects on the history and design of a landmark church beween Scotland’s two biggest cities.
Changed by Africa
Jackie Macadam reports on a transforming trip to Africa for a group from an Edinburgh social enterprise.
The Great Unmentionable
Continuing the series marking the 50th anniversary of the Church of Scotland SRT, Dr Murdo Macdonald considers the issues surrounding the end of life in the 21st century.
Change needs to happen
Teenager Danielle Gray highlights some of the struggles facing young people inside and outside Church today.
Number of Christians facing persecution increases
Thomas Baldwin reports on the most dangerous places to live as a Christian.
Award for new Church
Thomas Baldwin reports on architectural awards made to a newly-built church in Angus.
A word of encouragement
In his continuing study of 1 Thessalonians, the Rev Dr Martin Fair considers the value of words of encouragement.
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Taking time
The Very Rev Dr John Chalmers emphasises the hazards of misunderstanding in communication.