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Articles

Back Where You Came From: Reflection on Migration by People Seeking Sanctuary

01 Oct 2019

Re-imagining Welfare as Hospitality: Homelessness and the Making of Place

01 Oct 2019

Street Parties, Hosting, and the Emergence of ‘Commoning’ on a Multi-ethnic Outer Estate

01 Oct 2019

Beyond ‘Assets and Deficits’ to ‘Gifts and Wounds’

01 Oct 2019

Editorial: Renewing the Politics and Theology of Place

01 Oct 2019

Religious Diversity as Value? School Ethos and Education

01 Jul 2019

The Prayer of Creation

01 Jul 2019

Editorial: A New Step Forward

01 Jul 2019

‘Someone Should Do Something About It!’
How Should the Church Respond to Knife-Crime?

01 Jul 2019

‘Prodigal Daughters & Sons’
Millennials & Generational Fairness in Brexit Britain

01 Jul 2019

Walls of Salvation and Gates of Praise?
Britain, Borders, and Christian imaginings of a post-Brexit state

01 Jul 2019

Chaos Reigns?

01 Apr 2019

What Hope is There?

01 Apr 2019

Beyond Hope: An Exodus to Grief and Courage

01 Apr 2019

Christian Ethics and Climate Change

01 Apr 2019

Biodiversity Conversations

01 Apr 2019

Editorial: Ecological Emergency

01 Apr 2019

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On not quite finding a fix for Brexit in Northumberland

Recently I set off by myself to walk the St Oswald’s Way pilgrimage route in Northumberland. Backwards, as it happens. From Heavenfield near Hexham, near where St Oswald defeated Cadwallon’s pagan army in c.634, up to Holy Island, and then on to Berwick. I wanted to save the coast for last. The purpose of the journey was discernment...