Joanne Gilchrist shares advice on the struggles of sharing faith with our children.

Fiona invites us to consider how we raise and respond to the next generation of Christians.

The Brilliant Club presents a unique approach to teaching faith in schools, with a focus on disadvantaged children.

Tim Abbott is leading an initiative to give young people the opportunity to explore prayer, through Prayer Spaces in Schools.

Phillip Dolby recounts the recent beer festival held at St. Matthews, Carver Street.

Father Naylor also shares his insight on celebrating and sharing faith over a pint.

Tim Renshaw leads the Archer Project, an organisation dedicated to ending homelessness. In this article he reflects on how his faith supports his work.

An interview with Joanne Bibby as she discusses her work with the Safe Families charity, and their mission of mobilising and training Christians to support struggling families across the city.

Rev. Derek Pamment discusses the relationship between the public, the police and the church, as well as his work in chaplaincy for South Yorkshire.

Rev. Jonathan Haigh examines how God is driving growth in one urban church, and how this allows them to better serve their community.

Nick Allan discusses the church planting process and how readers can get involved, and even plant a church of their own.

Leonie Martin in conversation with Joy Adams, on Whirlow Spirituality Centre and its’ unique style of ministry.

Bishop Pete describes how God is always at work behind the scenes through the story of Esther.

Jonny Price shares his five key principles for sharing the good news.

Reverend Doctor Nike Adebajo on the importance of building our lives upon a resilient spiritual foundation.

Mel Lewis shares a new vision for workplace ministry, and honouring God through our daily work.

Giles Holloway shares how stories can open the door to deeper conversations about faith.

By popular vote, the Arise:March Prayer app is staying open until Easter Monday! Find out more about what’s happened so far and how there’s still time to become a prayer-walker today.

Roger Hoyle reviews the key messages of How to hear God, a “Book to make faith come alive by turning prayer into a real, conversational relationship with the God who speaks”.

Anne-Marie Fletcher discusses her work in the Called and Gifted program, and how we can discern, understand and use our unique gifts in a fruitful way.

New Christian and S6 resident Michelle shares her experience of the Arise:March Launch Evening at Sheffield Cathedral.