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  1. Culture
  2. Economics
An illustration of a family around a table looking at graph on a laptop.

Be generous: pass on values and vision, not just wealth

Annika Greco Thompson
Millennials may not earn more—but they could steward more wisely
5min read
Review
  1. Art
  2. Culture
Van Gogh's painting of a sower, walking across a field as the sun sets.

The dot and the dash: modern art’s quiet search for deeper meaning

Jonathan Evens
Neo-Impressionism meets mysticism in a quietly radical exhibition
5min read
Article
  1. Care
  2. Culture
A seated Celine Dion, leans forward, head to the side, holding a mic.

Stillness is not always peace: how wellness and illness intertwine in silence

Helen Cowan
Stillness invites clinical insight—and a deeper kind of presence
5min read
Explainer
  1. Attention
  2. Care
An emoji-style brain divided in two with active emojis one side and calm ones the other.

How to help someone with ADHD to live well

Henna Cundill
Overstimulation, inner critics, and the quiet power that restores balance
5min read
Article
  1. AI - Artificial Intelligence
  2. Creed
A person hold their phone on their desk, a think bubble from it says 'no'.

Forget AI: I want a computer that says ‘no’

Paul Bradbury
Chatbots only tell us what we want to hear. If we genuinely want to grow, we need to be OK with offence
6min read
Article
  1. Christmas culture
  2. Creed
A classroom display of Christmas baubles under a banner.

Shining bright: Religious Education can reflect the heart of Christmas

Kathryn Wright
A new curriculum proposal offers hope for a subject long left in the shadows
3min read
Column
  1. Belief
  2. Creed
Quizzical-looking students look across a tutorial to others.

Theology isn’t just for believers – and that’s the problem

George Pitcher
As spiritual curiosity among the young rises, let’s change how they explore it
4min read
Review
  1. Belief
  2. Books
A head and shoulder image of Alice Roberts against a purple background

Alice Roberts’ new book is the Da Vinci Code without the pretence of fiction

Jonathan Rowlands
Tomes like Domination are part of the problem of public discourse about Christianity, not the solution
7min read
Article
  1. Character
  2. Culture
Sarah Mullally and Jemimah Rodrigues

Rodrigues and Mullally: rewriting history with bat and mitre

Henry Corbett
A match-winning innings and the rise to Archbishop both speak of the quiet power of possibility
4min read
Review
  1. Culture
  2. Film & TV
An actor playing Bruce Springsteen walks down a dark street, hands in jacket pocket.

Deliverance in the dark: Springsteen’s Nebraska and the scars that shaped it

Giles Gough
His starkest album emerged from a season of pain, where family, faith, and music collided
4min read
Review
  1. Art
  2. Culture
A 17th Century painting of Moses and the brazen cross.

Can we stop killing each other?

Jonathan Evens
How art, theology, and moral imagination confront our oldest instinct
5min read
Review
  1. Books
  2. Culture
A reader sits on a sofa with a raised leg and holds a book

The book, the ritual, and the reader

Tom Rippon
Season 7 of Re-Enchanting explores how books shape our habits and our search for meaning
5min read