As part of our Christians in Education series of event, Mark Roques spoke to us about what the way we teach shows us about our worldview and asks whether it is possible to teach French (or any other subject) in a way that better reflects our faith. Leeds Christians in...
As part of our ongoing series of events and articles about Christians in Education, we spoke to David Pattinson from All Saints C of E Primary School, Richmond Hill about education today, and how the pressure to achieve affects their pupils. Leeds Christians in...
Jane de Gay and Rose Hudson Wilkin joined us to discuss Virginia Woolf, feminism, faith, social justice and sacred space. Jane, drawing from her recent book, explores how Virginia Woolf responded to and wrote about social justice issues of her time (this includes...
Philip Lewis and Sadek Hamid joined us to talk about their book British Muslims, a well argued, evidence-based, exploration of what it means to be a Muslim in Britain today. A new generation of Muslims – activists, academics, religious scholars and...
For the 2018 Hook Lecture, Jonathan Bartley, Co-leader of the Green Party of England and Wales came to talk about cities, the environment and hope for the future. We appreciated the way he presented the intertwining of environmental and social justice issues, and...
Continuing our series with Katrine Madsen who has been working with Leeds Citizens for the past six months as a community organiser. We are talking to community leaders with a Christian faith, from across the city who are making a difference to people’s lives in...
