Author: Paul Beasley-Murray

In the blog written for the First Sunday of Advent we looked at the hymn, ‘Joy to the world the

Whereas in the more liturgical churches the invitation to  share in the Eucharist otherwise known as Holy Communion, or what

Next Sunday Advent begins, and in many churches congregations will be singing that glorious Advent hymn by Isaac Watts, “Joy

This autumn assisted dying is very much a hot topic in the UK.  The ‘Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults’

Anglicanism’s Impossible Dream (SCM, London 2024. 197pp: £19.99) by Charlie Bell, a Fellow in Medicine & Theology and Girton College,

In our home we have a very large garden, both at the front and the back of the house. Trees

On 13 January 2013 eighteen-year-old Jonathan Whiffin, a young person at Central Baptist Church, Chelmsford, died on 13 January 2002,

Normally I confine book reviews on this blog to my bi-monthly positing entitled ‘Books for Today’. However, I want to

In the world outside the church lifelong learning is not an option for those who want to develop in their

Over the years I have increasingly had to deal with people suffering from dementia. Hence this week’s blog. I want