Why online learning deepened my theological life – 💡
When I first enrolled in an online Bible study course, I wasn’t expecting it to be life-changing. In fact, I had my doubts. Could digital learning really do justice to something as rich and sacred as theology? Would it feel impersonal, detached, or worse – superficial? And yet, several years… Read more »
Niall Cooper steps down, but his fight against poverty marches on – 🔥
Report by Duncan Williams After 28 years at the helm of Church Action on Poverty, Niall Cooper (pictured) is stepping down from his role as director – marking the close of a remarkable chapter in Christian social justice and prompting reflection and gratitude. Since taking the reins in 1997, Niall… Read more »
How Christian media can lead in an era of citizen journalism – 🙏
The media world is changing fast, and 2024 offered plenty of proof. From grassroots reporting in politics to the rise in power of interactive platforms, it’s clear that people today don’t just consume content – they create it, share it, and shape it. For Christian media, this shift isn’t a… Read more »
Christian Resources Exhibition: a hub for the Christian marketplace
The Christian Resources Exhibition (CRE) is a vital annual event that brings together various streams of the Christian marketplace, helping to promote and equip the Church in the UK. This large-scale exhibition, often dubbed the “ideal church show,” provides an opportunity for organisations to showcase their services, products and ministries, serving to… Read more »
The Future of Christian broadcasting – Reasons for Christian leaders to be on TV
What does the future of Christian broadcasting look like from a traditional broadcast television perspective? While churches face pressure to adapt to the digital age, Media executive Phil Cooke tells Christian leaders not to quit broadcast television but to consider new strategies to tap into this ongoing evangelistic opportunity. While… Read more »