The Magazine

Vocation and identity in Christ

Jennie Cummings-Knight examines the different calls on our life that can shape our identity.

Living out the gospel by word and example

Archdeacon Steven explores how our faith influences the way we look at ourselves and how others view us.

Who do you think you are?

Sixty per cent of girls opt out of everyday activities because of how they think they look. Around half of adolescent boys are unhappy with their bodies, and young people's happiness is a its lowest since 2010[1]. Jonathan Richardson explores what shapes our sense of identity.

The homecoming: a life-long journey of faith

The Venerable David Hayden describes his journey back to his roots in Oulton Broad and the faith that has formed the path.

Five journeys, one destination

Bishop Alan confirmed five adults, ranging in age from late twenties to early seventies, in All Saints, Chedgrave earlier this year. Two of them were also baptised. Five people, five different journeys. The Revd Alison Ball describes the journeys that they local church family have walked with them for several years.

Talk Calling

Anna Walker unpacks a new resource from CPAS aimed at helping 14 to 18-year-olds explore the God possibilities for their lives.

Identity (un)known

How well do you know yourself? In the midst of experiencing a heart-breaking life situation a year ago, James Shelton realised his answer to this question was ‘not well enough’.

Why look anywhere else?

Will Warren takes a look at what the apostle Paul says about our identity in Christ in the book of Ephesians.

Cursillo – Christian living

Biddy Collyer listens to the experience of people whose lives have been transformed through Cursillo; a useful way of exploring one's identity in Christ.