Deaconess Margaret Rodgers: A Woman in a Man’s World , Erin Mollenhauer (ed.) Latimer, 2024. This short book provides a portrait of the remarkable life of service of Deaconess Margaret Rodgers (1939–2014). The book is based on talks originally given at the Donald Robinson Library Lectures at Moore Theological College in 2023. The purpose of the lectures was to ‘honour one of the most significant women, and one of the most significant laypeople, in the history of the Anglican

A young man enters church. He is not quite sure what he is expecting. He is not entirely sure why he has come. But over the years has tried to find freedom in money, sex and pleasure. But felt the brokenness of a life given to sin. He knows something about Jesus. He likes some of the ideas he has heard from the bible. He has dabbled in philosophy. He has been involved in politics. And now he has come to church. Over the past year or so there have been any number of articles a

This is a summary of recent books read by Martin Davie, compiling his evaluations and the commendations of others. In this edition: The Noble Liar: How and Why the BBC Distorts the News to Promote a Liberal Agenda b y Robin Aitken. An important book that gives an insightful account of contemporary British society and the role of the BBC within it. It will help Christians to understand that the BBC supports and promotes a secular worldview that is hostile to orthodox Christian