Category Archives: Gospel

Norwegian belief and Ice Age 2

Posted on April 11, 2011 by

The percentage of Norwegians who claim to attend church at least once a month has declined over the last ten years from 11 to 7% of the population, according to the Norwegian BAR magazine. During the same period, the percentage … Continue reading →

Posted in Church attendance, europe, Gospel, Lutheran, new religious movements, Norway, secularisation | 1 Comment

One World, One Mission… is not enough

Posted on May 4, 2010 by

With its theme of ‘One World, One Mission’ the recent 2010 British Baptist Assembly offered vibrant and truly inspiring moments in the main venue, Prism venue, and seminar venues. I hope regular readers will forgive my referring to my own … Continue reading →

Posted in Edinburgh 2010, europe, Gospel, Lausanne, mission | 1 Comment

What is the Gospel for the poor of Poland?

Posted on March 12, 2010 by

What is the Gospel for the poor of Poland: is the Church failing them? Recent reports suggest a rift between poor and wealthy is growing ever wider. Continue reading →

Posted in Gospel, Poland, poverty, Roman Catholic | Leave a comment

Mission set in stone

Posted on March 5, 2010 by

Has European art been diminished when it’s linked with the mission of God or is it elevated by the association? Continue reading →

Posted in art, europe, Gospel, mission | 2 Comments