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The Floating People – for the Rohingya People
in Blog, Uncategorized onThis poem was written for and read at a vigil for the Rohingya People held in a city in the…
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The Church in change: Liminality and the importance of ritual in welcoming new believers. A local church response.
in Blog onChurch communities in the west are currently experiencing the joy and challenge of welcoming, discipling and baptising refugee new believers…
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Threading My Prayer Rug
in Book Review onTitle: Threading My Prayer Rug: One Woman’s Journey from Pakistan Muslim to American Muslim Author: Sabeeha Reman Publisher: Arcade Publishing…
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Women in the Qur’an and the Bible
in Blog onAs Muslim and Christian women, who are the women we find present in our sacred texts as we read them?…
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Women of the Bible – what do they teach us?
in Blog on– As women who follow Christ, especially those of us who live in very different cultures and circumstances from where…
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Women – living Biblically across cultures
in Blog onWe’re women. We follow Christ. So how do we do daily life? As women we live in our bodies. It’s…
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#pressforprogress
in Blog onThe 2017 Global Gender Gap report suggests that the chasm dividing men and women is growing and will take even…
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Dhikr: in the heart of faith
in Blog onConstance Padwick, introducing her classic book Muslim Devotions, commented, “In Islam, as in any other faith, a stranger desiring not…
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The invisible face of war and conflict
in Blog onThirteen tables groups each worked on the profile of a refugee at a gathering I was recently attending. Only two…
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Hearing the voice of the other
in Blog onIn her essay, ‘Can the Subaltern Speak’, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak argues that interventions under colonial rule, such as the abolition…
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