Rachel Turner shares how believers across the city are making the most of the opportunities that sports offers to build relationships and share the good news of Jesus.

Lydia Rolley tells us about her experience of writing The Fatigue Book during the pandemic.

New Christian Michelle Brown tried prayer-walking for the first time with Arise:March 2023. Find out what it meant to her.

‘95% of children and young people have no contact with Christians…we need to go where they are: into schools.’ Fiona Walton explores how the Parable of the Lost Son speaks to Generations Z and Alpha.

Feeling responsible for children’s spiritual development at home can be overwhelming for many parents. Find out more how your church can support adults to nurture children’s faith in the home.

Giles Holloway continues his series on stories, revisiting a hymn from his childhood to explore the gospel’s redemption story.

Over 700 children and young people from across Sheffield and beyond designed badges for believers to wear during Wear Your Faith Fortnight this October. Find out more about the winning entries here from Friday.

The team at the Message Trust chilled for 24 hours with church and ministry leaders from across Sheffield for an ice plunge interview marathon fundraiser. Find out more about who they interviewed - and watch the recordings - here.

Phillip Dolby chats with the Chair of the Open Hands Project Jonathan Bennett about the way they’re supporting destitute asylum seekers.

Roger Hoyle from All Saints Totley shares what happened at the Joy Family Fun Day in S17, when churches from across the area worked together to create a completely free fun day for local families.

Hannah Sandoval catches up with Tim Yearsley from the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, to find out about the ReWork Conference and how all Christians can live out their faith in their working lives.

With the launch of the Bishop’s Badge Competition, Hannah Sandoval reflects on the importance of symbols, and how wearing your faith can lead to sharing your faith.

Hannah Sandoval shares a framework for figuring out your own style of discipleship.

Billie Thaw from The Oakes Holiday Centre in South Sheffield celebrates 25 years of growing kids discipleship through activity camps.

Fiona Walton writes on the immense value of school chaplaincy, and the opportunities available to become a chaplain.

Former winner of England’s Strongest Man Phil Roberts shares how he found true strength in Jesus, and his plans to grow a mission field at the newly-opened Station Gym in Manor.

Open the Book is an initiative to bring the stories of the Bible to primary school children. Fiona Walton explains their recent work in this article.

An interview with Katie Hardy reveals insights from an evangelist.

St Thomas Crookes is using acts of kindness to reach out to schools across Sheffield: Helen Ward shares more.

A collection of short accounts by believers at The Well on how they serve God in their own, unique life situations.