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The Jasvinder Sanghera Collection: Shame; Daughters of Shame; Shame Travels
in Book Review onRead moreTitle: The Jasvinder Sanghera Collection: Shame; Daughters of Shame; Shame Travels Author: Jasvinder Sanghera Publisher: Hodder and Stoughton, 2013 Reviewer:…
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The “Problem” of Prayer: Part 1
in Blog onRead moreThe way in which most Christians communicate with God is through prayer. The word ‘prayer’, in English, covers a wide…
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Remembering Saba Mahmood: Re-understanding the Women’s Mosque Movement
in Blog onRead moreSaba Mahmood, born in Quetta in Pakistan in 1962, died of pancreatic cancer on March 10th, 2018. She had gained…
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Many Beautiful Things – The Life and Vision of Lilias Trotter
in Book Review onRead moreWritten and directed by Laura Waters Hinson. OXVISION Films, 2015 Reviewed by Deb Sugars Many Beautiful Things explores the life…
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#pressforprogress
in Blog onRead moreThe 2017 Global Gender Gap report suggests that the chasm dividing men and women is growing and will take even…
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1 Peter: An Honor-Shame Paraphrase
in Book Review onRead moreAuthor: Jayson Georges. Published: www.honorshame.com/HSP. 2017 Reviewer: Moyra Dale In recent years the twin themes of Honor and Shame…
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When the Lights go Down in the City: A Reflection on the Season’s Passing
in Blog onRead moreIt was an abiding sense of desperation, frustration and repression which led Lebanese journalist and professor of history Samir Kassir…
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…do justice…
in Blog onRead moreHuman Rights lawyer, Asma Jahangir, is known for ‘speaking truth to power’, for defending the weak and marginalised, and women…
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Women and Christian Mission: ways of knowing and doing theology
in Book Review onRead moreTitle: Women and Christian Mission: ways of knowing and doing theology Author: Frances S. Adeney Publisher: Pickwick Publications, 2015 Reviewer:…
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Dhikr: in the heart of faith
in Blog onRead moreConstance Padwick, introducing her classic book Muslim Devotions, commented, “In Islam, as in any other faith, a stranger desiring not…
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