Oliver Coss reflects on Bishop Martyn Jarrett’s recent announcement of his retirement in September 2012 One of the few regrets I have about my move to Birmingham, earlier this year, was that it took me out of the Northern Province [...]
1012. Olympics Year. How many golds for Team GB? Safe bet that Team GB has far less chance of topping the table than Team Gras has of gaining ‘purples’ from Synod for their ladies in waiting. Despite the hopes of [...]
Christopher Trundle on John Keble’s poetry and the subtleties of the liturgical year Foe of mankind! too bold thy race: Thou runn’st at such a reckless pace, Thine own dire work thou surely wilt confound: ’Twas but one little drop [...]
Elise Gallagher reports from the Walsingham ‘18–30’ Pilgrimage Yes, it’s true today, that when people stand with the fire of God and the truth at hand, we’ll see miracles, we’ll see angels sing, we’ll see broken hearts, making history.’ An [...]
Looking back and looking forward In this 200th edition of New Directions we asked past editors to look back over 200 editions Sara Low (Editor, 1992 until 2005) It really began with a yellow blouse. I had put my name [...]