Building on the Foundations of Community Power
Marzena Cichon-Balcerowicz and David Barclay, Civic Power Fund blog, June 2024
Beyond Activism: Building Broad-based Alliances to Tackle the Climate Crisis
Angus Ritchie, College of the Holy Cross, February 2023
Contending Populisms: Pope Francis’s Response to the Politics of Division
Angus Ritchie, Contending Modernities blog, May 2021
Pope Francis has criticised both the left and right’s politics. Community organizing offers a third way
Angus Ritchie and Vincent Rougeau, America magazine, February 2021
Renewing American Democracy? We need more, not less, populism
Miriam Brittenden, LSE Religion & Global Society blog, January 2021
Recognising the Treasure in our Midst
Angus Ritchie, Church Urban Fund theology blog, December 2020
In the Footsteps of the People’s Pope
Angus Ritchie, The Tablet, December 2020
Social action, social justice and community organising
Charnelle Barclay, Christians on the Left blog, December 2020
Pope Francis confronts the Covid storm
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, December 2020
Learning to find my voice: My reflections on George Floyd’s death
Charnelle Barclay, Bishop of London’s blog, June 2020
The dangers of a new pandemic of loneliness caused by social distancing
Angus Ritchie and Jennifer Lau, The Tablet blog, April 2020
Spiritual support in the pandemic
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, March 2020
We need counter-cultural politics
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, October 2019
Small-scale campaigns reweave the bonds of trust between different communities
Angus Ritchie, The Guardian, September 2019
Learning by doing: An organising summer school
Joy Faulkner-Mpheo, Iron Rule Blog, August 2019
We need inclusive, not fake, populism
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, June 2019
Antisemitism: The Jewish community is speaking. Will they be heard?
Angus Ritchie, Theos Team Blog, February 2019
The Living Wage: The £800m success story for the Church
Angus Ritchie, Theos Team Blog, November 2018
Eight decades after the Battle of Cable Street, east London is still united
Angus Ritchie, Guardian, February 2018
Church Growth is not just for Evangelicals
Tim Thorlby, Church Times, December 2017
Where is the Church? The Responsibility of Christians in the UK General Election
Angus Ritchie, ABC Religion & Ethics, May 2017
Open up the doors and let the people come in
Tim Thorlby, Church Times, February 2017
Church growth is mainly about attitude
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, September 2016
After Brexit? The Referendum and Its Discontents
Rowan Williams, John Milbank, Angus Ritchie et al, ABC Religion, June 2016
Resurrection: The story of new life through church planting
Tim Thorlby, Christian Today, March 2016
Sunday trading and Sabbath: why it’s time to resist the endless commodification of our lives
Andy Walton, Christian Today, March 2016
London’s 21st Century Working Poor
Tim Thorlby, Capital Mass, February 2016
Christianity in British Public Life: The Challenge of Pluralism and the Limits of Secularity
Angus Ritchie, ABC Religion & Ethics, December 2015
Don’t be suspicious of faith-based charities – let us speak truth to power
Angus Ritchie, The Guardian, December 2015
Saying no to ‘secularist nirvana’
Angus Ritchie, Premier Christianity Blog, December 2015
Living with difference in a changing society
Angus Ritchie, Theos Team Blog, December 2015
Christendom is over – but the Church is renewing
Angus Ritchie, Christian Today, December 2015
The Living Wage: A Christian idea that’s changing the world
Andy Walton, Christian Today, October 2015
Public sector employers should pay all their staff the real living wage
Angus Ritchie, The Guardian, October 2015
No, they aren’t cockroaches: How the Church can change the migrant debate
Angus Ritchie, Christian Today, September 2015
Why Labour Needs to Learn to Love its Enemies
David Barclay, Theos Team Blog, August 2015
Spin or Substance? The Chancellor and the Living Wage
Angus Ritchie, Huffington Post, July 2015
The ‘national living wage’ will simply not be enough to live on – words do not mean whatever we want them to
Angus Ritchie, The Independent, July 2015
Britain’s housing crisis: Why the Church needs to join in the fight
Angus Ritchie, Christian Today, July 2015
The Apologist: Why Humanists should be Christians
Angus Ritchie, Premier Christianity Magazine, June 2015
People of Power: Churches, Community Organising & the General Election
Angus Ritchie, St Paul’s Institute Blog, April 2015
Community Finance: Capping the cost of credit is a job half done – here’s how to finish it
David Barclay, Respublica Blog, April 2015
Holy hypocrites: Why the Church shouldn’t shut up about the Living Wage, whatever The Sun says
Angus Ritchie, Christian Today, February 2015
What do the Bishops Know about Politics? More than you’d think…
Angus Ritchie, Huffington Post, February 2015
Humanism belongs to believers
Angus Ritchie and Nick Spencer, The Tablet, December 2014
Siblings divided by a common language
Angus Ritchie and Nick Spencer, Church Times, December 2014
Jesus knew it was fantasy to hope in a political leader
Angus Ritchie, Christian Today, May 2014
“Rev” should provoke us to think as well as laugh
Angus Ritchie, Fulcrum, April 2014
The Just Money campaign
Selina Stone and Tom Chigbo, Public Spirit Blog, March 2014
Challenging unjust lending through Social Enterprise
Phillip Krinks, Public Spirit Blog, March 2014
The Meaning of Love
Angus Ritchie, Just Love blog, February 2014
Music reaches the parts other activities don’t
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, December 2013
Capping the cost of credit is a job half done. Here’s how to finish it.
Philip Krinks, Conservative Home, December 2013
Exploitative finance: the next steps
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, December 2013
Acting together for economic justice
Angus Ritchie & Muhammad Abdul Bari, Huffington Post UK, November 2013
Our ‘holy alliance’ should claim victory over payday lending cap
David Barclay, politics.co.uk, November 2013
Why we need to be open to faith if we want to make multiculturalism work
David Barclay, Public Spirit blog, October 2013
Promoting Good Investment through the Church
Angus Ritchie, Respublica Blog, August 2013
‘Both-And’ Christianity
Angus Ritchie, Theos Blog, July 2013
The church offers a holistic solution to child poverty
John Milbank, Guardian Online, July 2013
Don’t just mean well: be effective
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, July 2013
Canada provides a shining example of how to regulate payday lenders
David Barclay, Left Foot Forward, July 2013
Journeying out together for the Common Good
Angus Ritchie, Together For The Common Good, July 2013
Making multiculturalism work
David Barclay, Prospect Magazine, June 2013
Not fit for the shirt: Why Bolton Wanderers should shun Quick Quid as a sponsor
Andy Walton, The Independent, June 2013
Undergraduate’s research helps churches minister to their communities
Austin Tiffany, Research Tracks, April 2013
Why the Church and the World so need silence
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, Feb 2013
New Atheists in decline
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, January 2013
Building a Fairer Money System
David Barclay and Tim Bissett, Church Times, December 2012
The Church of England’s rollercoaster week
Angus Ritchie, Fulcrum blog, November 2012
The New Archbishop: A church for the whole nation
Angus Ritchie, ResPublica blog, November 2012
Nothing wrong with blowing a trumpet
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, November 2012
Trust the locals, not the contractors
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, April 2012
Social justice activists must choose their battles with care
Angus Ritchie, Guardian online, February 2012
Welfare into work: a theological perspective
Angus Ritchie, Christianity magazine, January 2012
Engaging with the Occupiers
Angus Ritchie, Church of England Newspaper, December 2011
An Advent call to act on the debate about money
Angus Ritchie, Church Times, November 2011
The Church and the Camp
Angus Ritchie, ResPublica blog, November 2011
Time for a Political Earthquake
Angus Ritchie, Guardian Online, November 2009
Why we need Institutional Religion
Angus Ritchie, THEOS Current Debate, April 2008