As someone who had caring responsibilities for a relative in a wheelchair while I studied at Westcott, I’m delighted to have been involved in this project. A theological college for everyone because the Church is for everyone.

I welcome some honesty about the challenges facing us rather than the facile boosterism we’ve been served up since Brexit. But in the form of scare tactics as the central plank of an election campaign it is frankly bizarre. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi…

'Instead of echoing the slogans of Palestinian hard-liners... students would do well to follow Francis in reviving the forgotten language of peace.' newstatesman.com/comment/2024/0…

A very sad privilege to preside at the LSE memorial service for our student Cheistha Kochhar. So wise and engaged with the world. Rest in peace.

It is our pleasure to announce a public lecture by James Walters LSE Religion and Global Society as part of our Public Theology Festival in June. The full story including links to register for FREE are on our website williamtemplefoundation.org.uk/rev-canon-prof… Simon Lee Chris Baker Dr Katya Braginskaia Matthew Barber-Rowell FRSA

Thank you Norman Wirzba for this excellent book which has really helped me think about how to be a Christian human in the Anthropocene

This moment was actually 1990. The tunnel opened four years later. It had a huge impact on me, kindling a lifelong love of France and firm belief in international cooperation. Young people are now growing up in a very different world.

I don’t see a lot of evidence that a lurch to the right will help the Tories at all. No traction on the anti-ULEZ campaign. Only 2 council seats for Reform. Count Binface beat Britain First.

I just beat Britain First.

Have been a bit nonplussed by Starmer’s philosophy up to now, but this all rings true and I want to vote for it

Join us on May 21st for a panel event: 'Navigating the Digital World in a Time of Misinformation' 📱

Hosted with Facing History and Ourselves UK and Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity, we'll be discussing media literacy and its importance in strengthening democracy and community cohesion
facinghistory.org/learning-event…

Welcome to the offer holders visiting LSE's open day today! We're here in the Marshall Building with lots of information about the Faith Centre and LSE Religion and Global Society ⭐ #partofLSE

A man I respected. Let light perpetual shine upon him. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi…

Wishing all of our Jewish staff, students, alumni, and friends a very happy Passover #ChagSameach #PartOfLSE

Really excellent that ⁦Rory Stewart⁩ and ⁦ALASTAIR CAMPBELL⁩ invited ⁦Edward Kessler⁩ onto #Leading to discuss religion, conflict and interfaith relations. An important contribution to public understanding podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/lea…

There are a lot of people who need to watch this youtu.be/YVZkgdt32u8?si…

Pity some really important points are going to be drowned out here by more trivial culture war issues that could have been avoided bbc.co.uk/news/uk-687562…

Pluralism conference convenes college leaders insidehighered.com/news/students/…

Matthew Parris says the quiet part out loud about euthanasia: “we simply cannot afford extreme senescence or desperate infirmity for as many such individuals as our society is producing.”

Kids in religious families have fared better in the smartphone era, with smaller rises in mental illness. Zach Rausch and I believe it is primarily due to being anchored in real-world communities with rituals and obligations, low anomie. Thanks @frasernelson...