Today, 6 July, is Malawi’s Independence Day. People here are proud of their country but the independence celebrations have become rueful and subdued as the
Prophet of our Time
Having heard so often of Argentina, it was a long-awaited pleasure to be able to visit for the first time. I was there at the
Clèir Eilean Ì
Unfortunately for Presbyterians, the creation of a new Presbytery cannot compete for the world’s attention with the election of a new Pope. However, while all
Completing the Edinburgh Companions to Global Christianity
It all began with a phone call in 2005 between two strangers, as they were at that time, Todd Johnson and Kenneth Ross. Johnson was
Religion Meets Technology
I must admit that I am feeling a bit of a fraud this week since I am leading a group of authors who are writing
Mission, Race and Colonialism
The Ecclesiastical History Society kindly invited me to blog about my biography of Alexander Hetherwick so I include the post here. Alexander Hetherwick was a