We are excited to announce this important new initiative and congratulate Bishop Graham Kings, a co-founder of Fulcrum and our Theological Secretary, on his appointment to the post.
Professor David F. Ford’s address at a memorial service for Bishop Stephen Sykes
Links to sites with more academic resources on Galatians
Talk by Baroness Maeve Sherlock at the Fulcrum Pivot Point held on February 2nd 2015 at Portcullis House, Westminster.
Talk by the Rt. Hon. Caroline Spelman MP at the Fulcrum Pivot Point held on February 2nd 2015 at Portcullis House, Westminster.
There are some great lyrics in ‘Thou Shalt Always Kill’ by Dan Le Sac and Scroobius Pip. “Thou shalt give equal worth to tragedies that occur in non-English speaking countries as to those that occur in English speaking countries,” advises Pip – and I nod sagely in agreement. “Thou shalt not buy Coca-Cola products. Thou shalt not buy Nestle products,” he says – how often do you hear calls to boycott unethical products in a pop record? Brilliant. But then there’s a line that doesn’t make as much sense to me… “Thou shalt not question Stephen Fry.”
St Stephen Harding, a 12th-century monk from Sherborne, Dorset, wrote the two-page constitution of the monastery in Cîteaux, France. He urged the founding of further houses, including the first Cistercian women’s monastery.
As Libby Lane is consecrated Bishop of Stockport, Emma Ineson’s sermon at the consecration of David Williams as Bishop of Basingstoke reflects on the calling of a bishop
A response to Linda Woodhead’s critique of recent Church of England reports
[This event took place in Feb 2015, ahead of the General election. You can find Baroness Sherlock’s address here, and Caroline Spelman’s here.] With the election fast approaching Fulcrum is delighted to welcome two high profile Christian politicians to discuss the role the Church and individual believers should have in engaging in politics… Fulcrum’s new … Continue Reading