This last Sunday was our last one in full lockdown mode. As of next week, we will be allowed to meet together again. Not properly,
pastoral work
An opportunity for review
Many churches have lots of programmes and activities running that – if they’re being really honest about it – essentially happen because it’s what we’ve
Neither despair about the work nor doubt the value of being back about it
Despite trying to think through other things to talk about, coronavirus remains about the only thing going on. The only in-the-flesh, living, breathing people I
What are the theological questions involved in our new normal?
I’ve noticed a few people asking what are the key theological issues that need thinking through given our inability to meet together as usual. So,
Three ways to handle pastoral care in the age of coronavirus
We’re all looking for creative ways to care for people whilst we’re not allowed to see them. The reality is, with great difficulty. The teaching
Some sceptical thoughts on sabbaticals
I’ve been thinking about sabbaticals recently. Not because I’m angling for one. Though, now I think about it, I am not far off my seventh