Blog type: Exploring Theology
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Loving The Earth Means Not Only Admiring Its Beauty But Caring For It Too
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‘The heavens declare the glory of God, the skies proclaim the work of his hands’: Caitlin Wakefield on Psalm 19, the wonder of creation, and what ‘loving the earth’ means for her.
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Running to do good: a new approach to voluntary action
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Runner and charity volunteer Morwenna Kearns shares her thoughts on a growing fitness movement: GoodGym.
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Seven Priests Walk Into A Bar…
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Seven Priests walk into a bar… Liam Williams reflects on how we witness by what we wear.
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Three Reasons Why Christians Must Reject the Idea that the UK is a ‘Christian Country’
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Some politicians believe that the UK is a 'Christian country'. Ruth Wilde, Faith in Action Project Worker, believes it's important for Christians to reject that idea.
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The Liberal and the Martyr
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Jonathan Murden, a student at Durham University, writes a personal reflection on Tim Farron's resignation.
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More in Common
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SCM Groups Worker, Lizzie Gawen, tells us about her experience of a 'Great Get Together' event in Birmingham and other inter-faith and community-building work she's been doing.
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Getting Together and Building Community
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SCM member, Emma Temple, writes about her experience of one of the 'Great Get Together' events on the weekend.
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Brexit, Division and Social Cohesion: One Year On
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Douglas Board, the author of Time of Lies, guest blogs for SCM about why Christians should set to work creating encounters across divides and building a cohesive, empathetic society one year after the divisive Brexit vote.
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A reflection on International Conscientious Objector Day
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SCM General Council member, Simone Ramacci, reflects on International Conscientious Objectors Day and what it means to be peacemakers.
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GE 2017: Two SCM Members Put Forward Their Political Viewpoints
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SCM members Rhys and Adam give their very opposite takes on the upcoming General Election. Students: use your voice and use your vote in June! Register to vote here.