Thy Stomach’s Sake
‘Armand’ embraces the new Exquisite Collection Hawke’s Bay 2014 As the UK shivers in the grip of winter, Armand’s head has been turning to those places where the sun is still shining. In about two months it’ll be getting [...]
‘Armand’ embraces the new Exquisite Collection Hawke’s Bay 2014 As the UK shivers in the grip of winter, Armand’s head has been turning to those places where the sun is still shining. In about two months it’ll be getting [...]
‘Audubon’ presents a couple of simple dishes One quick and easy recipe this month; and one less quick, but just as easy. The first is the simplest of kitchen suppers and involves the much-underestimated humble crab. Crab, treated properly, is [...]
‘Thurifer’ ranges from East to West A day’s excursion to Norfolk began with lunch at The Ostrich, Castle Acre: cauliflower and bacon soup followed by red mullet with spiced ratatouille. The parish church afforded remnants of a painted rood screen [...]
Art Rauschenberg Tate Modern until 2nd April Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008) was one of the most influential artists of the last sixty years. In the heyday of American Abstract Expressionism he anticipated and developed Conceptual, Performance, Pop, and Multi-Media Art. [...]
Christopher Smith worries about what the decline in ambient Christianity is telling us Even though one of my colleagues locally seems to keep his (many) Christmas trees up until Ash Wednesday, by which time they barely have a single needle [...]
Tom Sutcliffe on live and living I am giving a talk at Dulwich Picture Gallery on “Why we need performing arts live”, which has implications that matter to the Church as well. Is the future of religion – as something [...]
Arthur Middleton recalls the light of Epiphany Epiphany lights up the difference between reality and pantomime: that this story really happened, but also that life – unlike fairy-tale and pantomime – is full of contradiction and paradox. This reality the [...]
The Queen’s absence from St Mary Magdalene, Sandringham, on Christmas Day and the following Sunday gave many pause for thought. Both she and the Duke of Edinburgh are now in their nineties, and are beginning to scale back their public [...]
Michael Brown on Edward Bouverie Pusey and the late John Webster In heaven we shall rest because in that city we shall be kept by him. But we have an anticipation of that rest now, as we trust ourselves to [...]
National Assembly The National Assembly met at St Alban’s, Holborn, on Saturday 19 November 2016. There are addresses and photographs elsewhere in this issue, and as usual, texts and photographs are available on the Forward in Faith website (go to [...]