 | | ‘Davos means money’ | | The news headlines are still full of stories about bankers’ bonuses and economic crises. Paul Bickley of Theos has a message for the 2600 financial experts who were in Davos last week.
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 | | The gods of the fame culture | | Regular Network Ipswich columnist James Knight continues his series on the myth of secularism with a look at the insecurities and loneliness that come with fame.
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 | | A View from the Sidelines | | Liz Beaton played a key role in the formation of Ipswich in Prayer, Town Pastors and Talitha Koum. Many will know that, for a number of reasons, she has decided to take time out from these and other activities. Here she explains how God has been leading
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 | | The extraordinary in the ordinary | | Antony Billington says the most striking feature of Luke's account of the nativity is its 'ordinariness', with Jesus born in the surroundings of an everyday peasant home.
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| Talking About My Generation? | | Mark Sampson considers how certain films in recent history somehow convey the spirit of the age, and asks if “The Social Network” is a lament that social networking sites are actually driving people apart.
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| Christmas Ad touches a nerve | | Anthony Billington says that, despite its sentimentality and commercial objectives, the new John Lewis Christmas TV advert has touched a nerve with many people and has something to teach us all.
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| On the steps of St Paul's | | Philippa Kerr recently stopped by the tents outside St Pauls cathedral and found the many and diverse voices there both confusing and challenging
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| The blessing of belonging | | Margaret Killingray says that belonging - to family and place - is a great blessing, and we need to demonstrate the security of belonging to Christ by building loving security into the lives of others
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| Life is cheap for the rich | | Chaplain to the streets in Norwich, Carrie Sant highlights the plight of the poor in our towns and gives some ideas about how we can reach out to them.
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