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The Barred Owl and the Bishop
Thu 29 Jul 2010 by T. M. Moore
Poetry and the Power of Association
T. M. Moore continues his series on poetry. Looking at poems by Richard Wilbur and C. S. Lewis, he helps us think about ways poetry creates lasting and life-transforming images for us.
Line of Sight
Tue 15 Jun 2010 by T. M. Moore
Anne Bradstreet and the book of creation
T. M. Moore continues his series on poetry. Looking at a poem by Anne Bradstreet, he shows how poetry can construct a line of sight from the world of material reality to the unseen realm of God.
Too Busy Not to Versify
Fri 16 Apr 2010 by T. M. Moore
Celtic Missionary Poetry
T. M. Moore continues his series on poetry by introducing poetry of the early Celtic missionaries Columbanus and Columba as an encouragement for even the busiest people to make time for the arts.
Moore’s Law, Faith, and Truth
Thu 25 Mar 2010 • Responses: 3 • by Al Sikes
What force can counter the pressure of rapid social change?
Trinity Forum Chairman Al Sikes reflects on the rapid social changes brought about by cheap computing power and suggests that we need a countervailing force.
Decoding the Language of Faith
Thu 18 Mar 2010 by T. M. Moore
Poetry as a Living Witness to Doctrine
T. M. Moore continues his series on poetry by unpacking William Cowper’s “The Task” as an example of poetry that can help us understand and internalize the technical jargon of faith.
Slow Down!
Tue 09 Feb 2010 • Responses: 4 • by T. M. Moore
Maximizing the Moments of Life
In the first of a series, T. M. Moore looks at the ways poetry can help us pay attention to the individual moments of our too-hurried lives and see the beauty and truth we would otherwise miss.
Forgiving Enemies in Northern Ireland
Wed 06 Jan 2010 by Nigel Biggar
Spiritual Self-preservation, Absolution, and Compassion
Professor Nigel Biggar presented this talk on his understanding of reconciliation and its specific application at an evening event for the Westminster Forum of Trinity Forum Europe in December 2009.
A Comeback for Faith in the UK
Tue 05 Jan 2010 by Jonathan Aitken
New spiritual interest emerging from the rubble of arrogant materialism
Jonathan Aitken, Executive Director of the Trinity Forum in Europe, reports on a rise of faith to deal with an age of anxiety in this piece written for the Daily Mail.
The Gift and the Warning
Tue 24 Nov 2009 by Al Sikes
Lessons from the Bees
Trinity Forum Chairman Al Sikes reflects on his role as a beekeeper. True gratitude for God’s gift of nature includes learning to respect nature’s lessons.
Before Clapham
Fri 30 Oct 2009 • Responses: 2 • by Cherie Harder and Peter Edman
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The Legacy of Margaret Middleton
Lady Margaret Middleton is a nearly forgotten hero of abolition and a critical early influence on William Wilberforce through her networking, hospitality, and passion for justice.
