On this Feast Day of St Barnabas, we remember the courage, kindness and commitment with which he witnessed to the good news of Jesus Christ – alongside the newly-converted apostle Paul. Barnabas was called the ‘son of encouragement’ – and so we are grateful for all who have…

We didn’t make it to the Darien Gap. The helicopter took off but after about 15 minutes we had to turn back because the weather was too bad for us to make a safe landing. How privileged we were - we had the option of deciding to abandon the attempt and were back on safe ground…

I wouldn’t normally recommend gardening in tropical temperatures while wearing about five layers of clerical robes, but planting this particular tree in El Maizal, El Salvador, was worth the heat and the discomfort. We were here to mark the inauguration of the Anglican Communion…

In the Lord’s Prayer, Jesus teaches us to pray each day, ‘your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as in heaven’. This simple and profound prayer is our starting point during the days leading up to the General Election – and all the days beyond. May God’s will be done in…

Today we remember the profound bravery and sacrifice of all those involved in the D-Day landings. We will forever be in the debt of those who risked and laid down their lives for us all. We continue to pray for peace in Europe, for all those caught up in war, and for the power…