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It was my 14 year old daughter who asked me: “Why does church need to do something for International Women’s Day?” Objections come easily: What about men? Why should one group receive special attention? And what does it even have to do with church? Freedom and confidence Yet for many of the women in our…

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James Carville, strategist to Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign, famously quipped “It’s the economy, stupid”. It is a phrase that captured the idea that the primary concern of electorates is always the economy and its impact on people’s personal finances.  Just as electoral politics and the economy are inseparable, so too are movements for social…

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Review: Suicidal Empathy: Dying to be Kind by Gad Saad (HarperCollins, 2026) I am drawn to books which explore the complexities in how we help others: Toxic Charity, When Helping Hurts, The Kindness that Kills, Beware of Pity. So after just hearing the title, I was keen to read Suicidal Empathy. The first thing I…

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We live in a world seemingly spiralling out of control facing environmental catastrophe, unparalleled greed and injustice, wars, famine, and homelessness. What good are our prayers and actions when set against the violence and injustice towards people and creation itself? It is easy to succumb to a counsel of despair. Yet the Christian faith offers…

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The idea for this walk started in a bar in Kathmandu. We were waiting for our flight home after two weeks of trekking to Everest Base Camp and I was quietly resigning myself to another university summer of office work. A family friend was telling us about someone who had walked and busked the length…

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