In the day of adversity, consider! A reflection on Ecclesiastes by Prof Pierre Berthoud (Faculté Jean Calvin, Aix–en–Provence)

Why Pastors Need to be Theologians

A teacher, a pastor and a pastor–teacher

Ordained Ministry: is it for me, am I for it? PCI videos that might help

Empty Streets: cities without people and the city as people

Empty city streets are a strangely apocalyptic scenario – the Apocalypse invites us to think differently about it

Two Tribes: thinking theologically about ‘us’ and ‘them’

When Coronavirus demands that we all pull together, in Northern Ireland, are we still ‘us–uns’ and ‘them–uns’?

Songs to Sing in Tough Times?

Why we should plan to make the singing of Psalms a key element in our worship in days to come

Zwingli’s Plague Song ‘Help, Lord God, Help’ – evidence of the deeply formative experience of living in an epidemic

How Zwingli’s personal experience of the plague of 1519 had a profound effect on his future ministry as a reformer

The Book of Psalms – the Bible’s own devotional book for days of crisis and anxiety

Principal Stafford Carson reflects on the Book of Psalms as a resource for times of trouble.

Emotional Health and Wellbeing During the Coronavirus Pandemic

Peter Wright, an adjunct teacher in the Department of Practical Theology, offers a response to the pandemic