The three wise men, often in the guise of kings, are a staple of Nativity Plays and Christmas cards, but what of their story, on which the Bible is tantalisingly brief? In a reimagining of the tale, an old camel-driver shares his memories of this strange journey with an even stranger group of men to […]
One in three visitors to pornographic websites are WOMEN. Many of these women are in our churches, often living their lives shrouded in secrecy and shame. Karin Cooke shares the stories of women who have chosen to speak up and speak out with unflinching vulnerability about their own journey. Women who have experienced the damaging […]
The stories of Hollybush Farm and Fellowship: past, present and future aren’t told on any web-page. It doesn’t have a Facebook page or a Twitter account. There’s a website hasn’t had a revamp for about ten years. Watching Jim in the office, it seems like he has only grudgingly come to accept that he will […]
Well, I’m back, and here’s another collection of comics riffing on the pop culture detritus in my brain. You might need to know what snooker commentator’s catchphrases are, the names of Wham’s backing singers and a bit about the history of mathematics. You’re also going to need to love puns. Again, I’m very sorry. “Tells […]
What’s in the Strangest Sandwich in the World? Where’s my glue, I have no clue? What’s in your strangest sandwich? Why don’t earwigs have ears or wigs? Why am I in the back of the car? How many more questions? The author Rachel Sambrooks is a spoken word artist and writer, working with children as […]
Manos Kanellos (aka Manos the Greek) is a Greek stand-up comedian (Greek word) earning his living (well, trying to) in Britain. He has lived in Britain since the mid-1990s, but he still has the sexy Greek accent. He performs stand-up comedy (Greek word) and has done for the last few years in order to educate […]