Steve Morris
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Past articles by Steve:
The church can't only be good at speaking, it must be good at listening too
The church can be the centre of storytelling and if we can become this, we will start to see major revival. → Read More
Let's rediscover pilgrimage
It is tempting to think that pilgrimage is a thing for the few. Perhaps it is just for those hardy souls who can get the time off to yomp the Camino. But are there other options closer to home? Could it become a bigger part of our daily life? → Read More
Figuring out what God is calling us to is simple really
Doing the work of God isn't always glamorous but it's always, always life-changing for those on the receiving end → Read More
Joining the family business: Why love, community and creativity are key church values
I have reflected often on the virtues of a family business. In fact, I think that a great family enterprise and a great church have much in common. → Read More
'Just in case': What Michael Green taught me about back-pocket evangelism
I have had the great privilege of getting to know some of the great elder statesmen of the church. → Read More
Everyday miracles: How loss and pain can bring us nearer God
I find myself in awe of our delicate hold on life and try to remind myself of the things I am grateful for. → Read More
Everyday miracles: How loss and pain can bring us nearer God
I find myself in awe of our delicate hold on life and try to remind myself of the things I am grateful for. → Read More
The secret to successful outreach: Just listen
What makes community? How on earth do we build it and sustain it? → Read More
Theres a problem with Christian books – and I don't think it's just me
I notice that good short books appear to be spun out into less good longer books. → Read More
A trip in a NYPD car is just the start of a chance to learn
Greg doesn't look to convert people. Instead his faith is there in front of people and his actions speak more than words could. → Read More
Church leaders need to move over: it's time to pass the baton to the young
The more I think about it, the more I want people like my daughter in Christian leadership – and I think that they could do it now. → Read More
Is silence the most natural response to God?
As a parish priest I find the whole structure of our worship service tends to back up the talking model. → Read More
Good news from the edge: Why I'm excited by ministry in the suburbs
'Do you realise that people die of boredom in the London suburbs? It's the biggest cause of death amongst the English in general.' → Read More
All the lonely people: thank God the church is there
As our great brands disappear from the high street, it is deeply worrying to think about who will still be there with the time to show some care to those who are lost and lonely. → Read More
How a shopping trip enhanced my optimism about the Church's help for the elderly and the lonely
As our great brands disappear from the high street, it is deeply worrying to think about who will still be there with the time to show some care to those who are lost and lonely. → Read More
Clapping at communion: How bread and wine became symbols of hope
Sometimes the sheer sadness of a care home seems to engulf me – the brutality of what a combination of life and age does to people. → Read More
Is it time to go in search of lost prophets?
I have simply made a deal with myself to dig out books by people no one has ever heard of, who once were superstars, and bring this stuff back into the light. → Read More
'Keep them in the skies': How do we pray when the odds are against us?
I loved the romance of Northolt Airfield, especially as it was home of the Polish Spitfire aces during the war. → Read More
The Last Apologist: Was C S Lewis the last of the line?
What did CS Lewis have that modern apologists lack? → Read More
Why on earth are we eating our friends?
If creatures can show this much intelligence how on earth can we eat them? → Read More