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The history of army chaplaincy is marked with the example of chaplains faithfully stepping into danger in order to offer hope in moments that might otherwise appear consumed by darkness.

The apostle Paul illustrates this in his letter to Timothy: ‘Get Mark and bring him with you, because Troas, and my scrolls, especially the parchments.’ (2 Timothy 4:11-13) Paul sought out the company of Mark

This year’s Christmas advert from Marks and Spencer asks the question what is the ‘must have’ which ‘ whole point of Christmas is to celebrate Jesus being born as a human being in Bethlehem from the Virgin Mary As human beings we can get by quite happily with the things that are sold by Marks and Spencer and other

The first is Mark Regnerus’ Cheap Sex: The Transformation of Men, Marriage and Masculinity (OUP, 2017 Mark Regnerus, Cheap Sex: The Transformation of Men, Marriage and Masculinity (OUP, 2017), p.214. 3.

seemingly go terribly wrong - the dream team of Paul and Barnabas was split by a disagreement about John Mark Mark ended up being reconciled to Paul, regarded as a son by Peter and wrote the second gospel. grace and for his glory. ______ Revd Daniel Kirk is the vicar of St Michaels and all Angels, Gidea park

The Future of Christian Marriage by Mark Regenerus Important piece of research which helps readers understand

He also argues that the use of this tool shows us that not only are proposals for marking same-sex relationships unacceptable, but so also is the new proposal to use liturgy to mark gender transition.

It is a gospel of repentance and faith (Mark 1:15), of the turning around of life from the ways that going to be in new techniques, courses, or clever management; it is in the gospel that calls us from darkness

Mark Pickles book will be released soon. Here he talks about how this book came about. would be of benefit for evangelism and nurture in local Anglican churches today. _____________ Revd Mark

before but he seemed to make the Bible come to life and there are certain passages - particularly in Marks

A review of Mark Pickles book 'Doubt not... but Earnestly Believe.' In his booklet, ‘Doubt not but Earnestly Believe’, Revd Mark Pickles argues unapologetically that the

The priest will mark the head of the worshippers with ash, created by the burnt palm crosses from the Unrelated to corporate worship, some have taken this practice onto the streets and marked the foreheads