All Editorial articles – Page 36
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IssuesDepression: struggling to breathe
Rachael Newham tried to end her own life as a teenager. She shares her story
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IssuesAnxiety: head space
With anxiety in children on the rise, psychologist Dr Kate Middleton explores some of the ways we can support those we work alongside
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BlogBenjamina’s advice for university
Benjamina Ebuehi took part in the seventh series of the Great British Bake Off. After leaving the show in week eight, she has gone on to run a freelance baking business. She shares her story of becoming a Christian at university
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BlogWhy Youth Work Sunday is a date to add to your diary
Jenny Flannagan, national projects leader at Youthscape, explains why she thinks youth work is so important the Church should put aside one day each year to celebrate it
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BlogThings I wish I knew before I moved to secondary school
Emily Musters has just started year 8. She shares some of the things she’s learned during the last year of being in secondary school
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BlogFreshers’ week survival guide
Aaron Loose is a second-year student at the University of Exeter. He shares his top tips for surviving the first year of university
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BlogParents struggle to pay for school equipment
The school term is beginning. For some this will mean a brand new set of uniform or equipment for subjects they haven’t studied before. This generation of parents are working hard to protect their money and 30 per cent put off buying uniform simply because they cant afford it
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Faith at homeA shiny pearl
Here is a story for you to tell at home, perhaps at bedtime or as part of a God time during the day.
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IssuesParable: Harry and the half-eaten hamburger
This story is based on 2 Samuel 11 and 12. Read the passage (if you’re short on time, retell the events of chapter 11 and then read chapter 12). Compare the story with this one.
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IssuesMentoring: What would Gareth do?
The sun sweats over a tense Russian stadium. England have just won their first ever penalty shoot-out in World Cup history. The crowd erupts.
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Faith at home
Forming faith rituals: Faith as imagining
What is faith? When I ask this I usually get a variety of answers including ‘belief’, ‘trust’ and ‘action’. I recently asked this during a Facebook Live session and the answers included ‘hope, trust or belief in someone or something we can’t see or feel’.
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IssuesCraft: The parable of the pearl
Background: The parable of the pearl is tiny in terms of words, but still offers a wealth of themes to explore through creative means. Use these crafts to help children explore the themes of treasure, searching and the kingdom of God.
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IssuesThe vineyard: Session 3
Meeting aim: To discuss what it means for God to have authority over us.
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