NEW WEBSITE - CHANGE AT EKKLESIA
On 15 January 2021, Ekklesia is pleased to be launching its new website for a new year – our twentieth in operation as a pioneering think-tank (and now change network) on beliefs, ethics and politi
Christmas greetings and an update from Ekklesia
First, warmest Christmas and Season’s greetings to all our friends, associates and readers.
Book Review: Reaching a Tippett point?
Oliver Soden, Michael Tippett: The Biography (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2019), 768pp, ISBN: 9781474606028.
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Christmas and the spirit of patient resistance
“We can, and should also, celebrate Christmas despite the ruins around us.” So wrote Dietrich Bonhoeffer in a letter to his parents on 29 November 1943.
The Armenian Genocide: why denial harms us all
Ten days ago we marked the 103rd anniversary of the Armenian Genocide (24 April 2018). It was remembered all over the world.
Here's the difficult truth on Syria: bombing is not the answer
Syria is one bloody mess at present. President Assad is grasping back control of a country wracked by civil war through brutal, ruthless and savage means.
A Christmas message from Ekklesia: working for change
All involved with Ekklesia send their warmest seasonal greetings for Christmastide – thank you so much for your interest, engagement and support in so many ways.
New Year's update 2017: Looking back and looking forward
Greetings and very best wishes to all Ekklesia's friends, associates and collaborators for 2017.
Ekklesia backs Bill to combat violence against women
Ekklesia has been working hard to get MPs from all parties to attend the House of Commons on 16 December 2016 and to vote for Eilidh Whiteford MP's Private Members Bill to ratify the
Trump: first mourn properly, then think and organise
One of the consolations and trials of being plugged into digital media is that you’re never alone with your feelings in a moment of tumult like the election of Donald Trump as the 45th P
