Friday 20 January 2017 saw the inauguration of America’s 45th President Donald John Trump, a billionaire businessman. Trump has been controversial from the outset. Whilst he did not win the popular vote, he won the …
Our Final Appraisal
Eight years ago, President Obama was sworn into office. In his speech to supporters on the last night of voting in the primary campaign he said, “If we are willing to work for it, fight …
Called to Serve
This month marks the closing month of America’s first Black President Barack Obama, which brings to a close his eight year presidency over the world’s biggest democracy. In his closing, as is the norm, the …
Happy New Year!
With 2016 now finished, we emerge into 2017, reflective and unsure of the future; yet optimistic in our outlook to God. In Greek mythology the months of the year were named after various gods and …
Running the Race: Fairly
Sports and sporting achievements is amongst the most important shared entertainments around the world. The physical and mental ability, skill and tenacity to conquer various sports often leaves many in awe and wonder; and for …
Our Legacy
Cuba’s former president Fidel Castro, one of the world’s longest-serving and most iconic leaders, has died aged 90. The news was announced on state television by the former presidents brother Raul Castro. In 1959, Fidel …
A Lively Hope
This week saw an historic legal battle wherein a 14-year-old girl, who is terminally ill with cancer, won her case in the High Court to have her body cryogenically frozen at the point of death …
Pray for our Leaders
This week has been one of the most extraordinary weeks on the political front for some time. What started as the easiest of wins for American Politician Secretary of State Senator Hillary Clinton, Americans were …
Reaching Out: Touching Him
Jazz crooner and populist vocalist Michael BublĂ©, who has touched the hearts of so many fans and admirers around the world, was informed that his three year old son has been diagnosed with cancer. Like …
Care for the Vulnerable
This week saw thousands of migrants in Calais forced from the squalor of leaking, cold and grossly uncomfortable tents they called home for many months, after French authorities began the process of clearing the squalid …