General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
Susan Brown: This advent, try opening doors to find truth not gin, socks or chocolate
Very Rev Susan Brown: What matters is not how we remember, or even what, but the fact we do
Susan Brown: Ever wonder how you would get through this without the internet? Well spare a thought for those who are
Susan Brown: Christmas has been hijacked – now new year must be our time of reflection
Susan Brown: Never mind chocolates, perfume or gin – this Advent try opening the door to random acts of Christmas kindness
Susan Brown: November is a month for letting the past and the future change the ‘now’ for the better.
Susan Brown: When respect is replaced by browbeating and bullying, we can no longer consider ourselves a democracy
Susan Brown: Selfishness makes it easier to attend dreaded medical appointments than make simple changes to benefit all
Susan Brown: Drivers who don’t indicate send me hurtling down an emotional dead end
Right Rev Susan Brown: Our church may be smaller but it is more deeply committed than ever to doing good
Domestic violence will only be tackled if everyone – not least our faith communities – talks about it openly
You can put your mind at ease: the “Bish” is a friend of our armed forces
Come together, right now: what Scots can learn about helping one another from India and Pakistan
This should be our new year’s resolution: be open to all that life holds
Recall the midwife: why the nativity’s missing character is key to the true meaning of Christmas
Armistice centenary: Would you be willing to do what so many did 100 years ago this month?
