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There is really no room for doubt that we are affecting the world's climate in a wide variety of harmful ways. A new report from the Met...

Most scientists are agreed, we have a serious problem on our hands. Possibly less severe than we fear but just as possibly more severe than ...

At the House2House Conference in Dallas in September, John White demonstrated Church of Two (CO2). We all had a chance to try an aspect of...

This is a message from four years ago, a message from the prime mover behind this universe to one of his children. I think it's just aw...

Sometimes the Lord speaks to his people very directly, in fact he does this often though we may not hear unless we are listening expectantly...

I had an invitation from Google to join their Wave preview, and very nice it is too. I invited the limited number of friends I'm allowe...

I wrote the following text and posted it on the Relational Christianity website almost four years ago. You can still find it there . It pro...

Spyros Heniadis, writing on his blog about Facebook and Twitter , makes some very good points as he compares and contrasts the value these t...

This is an eyewitness account of the events in Tehran on 15th June 2009. It was posted on Facebook , where you can read the original version...

We gathered from a wide area to join Mark and Mandy Cutliffe at the Bulwark Community Centre in Chepstow on 28th February. Between them they...

I'd like to be part of a larger Christian blog. Some of the most widely read and effective technical blogs put out five or more posts da...

Drew Marshall presents a Christian chat show in Canada. He has the most amazing guests and some truly extraordinary conversations. And most ...

You are in a remote African village, in the middle of Antarctica, on a small Scottish island miles from the nearest town. You have no mains ...

Connections between believers are like braided bands (actions, conversations, thoughts etc). Most of the threads are made of ordinary brown...

MIT stands for 'Massachusetts Institute of Technology', right? That's widely known. But what does Simile stand for? If you don&#...

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