The honorary director of lay discipleship in the Diocese in Europe, Dr Clare Amos, considers the Book of Revelation and how it relates to “the ordinary”.

An intern working in the communications department of the Anglican Communion, Amelia Brown, reflects on her past nine months working in London.

The Anglican Communion’s Director  for Communications Adrian Butcher, sets the record straight following false claims about the Anglican Communion News Service and Gafcon.

The Primate of South East Asia, and Bishop of West Malaysia, Archbishop Moon Hing, reflects on the benefits of the Lambeth Conference.

The Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, Dr Josiah Idowu-Fearon, reflects on his recent travels and answers questions about membership of the Communion.

The Executive Leader of the Church Mission Society, the Revd Canon Philip Mounstephen, reflects on a recent visit to Christians in Nepal and ponders what difference it would make to the Church in the West if it was as filled with the Holy Spirit.

Pakistan’s Supreme Court is to examine the case of Shah Hussain, who was released from prison following an appeal against his conviction for a brutal attack on fellow student Khadija Siddiqi. His defence was that his actions were justified by her behaviour. The Revd Evelyn R Bhajan, a deacon in the Church of Pakistan, assesses what the case means for women in the country and the Church’s role in combating gender discrimination.