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Community: the challenges and opportunities of relational connectivity
in Blog onRead more“…One never is just a single person. One always is already a set of relationships, multiple intersections of connectivity. It…
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The Floating People – for the Rohingya People
in Blog, Uncategorized onRead moreThis poem was written for and read at a vigil for the Rohingya People held in a city in the…
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Excellent Daughters: The Secret Lives of Young Women Who are Transforming the Arab World
in Book Review onRead moreTitle: Excellent Daughters: The Secret Lives of Young Women Who Are Transforming the Arab World Author: Katherine Zoepf Publisher: Penguin…
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The Dreaded Question … and how it has become the Most Exciting.
in Blog onRead moreHer eyes go down to the ground, she speaks even more softly. I know its coming. The most common question…
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Christmas, a time for blessing
in Blog onRead moreLiving outside of my own country, Christmas was a mixed time. I loved the lack of commercialisation in the countries…
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Intimate Selving in Arab Families: Gender, Self, and Identity
in Book Review onRead moreTitle: Intimate Selving in Arab Families: Gender, Self, and Identity Author: Suad Joseph (editor) Publisher: Syracuse University Press (1999) Reviewer:…
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Pious Fashion: how Muslim women dress
in Book Review onRead moreTitle: Pious Fashion: how Muslim women dress Author: Elizabeth Bucar Publisher: Harvard University, 2017 Reviewer: Louise…
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The Church in change: Liminality and the importance of ritual in welcoming new believers. A local church response.
in Blog onRead moreChurch communities in the west are currently experiencing the joy and challenge of welcoming, discipling and baptising refugee new believers…
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Getting God’s Ear
in Book Review onRead moreTitle: Getting God’s Ear : Women, Islam, and Healing in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Author: Eleanor Abdella Doumato Publisher:…
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Community Rituals
in Blog onRead moreIt was about 1pm, the time for Friday prayer, on Friday 18th March, 2005. The Muslim community lined up in…
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