Staying single in the youth work world has often been thought of as the default option for those who haven’t yet met ‘the one’. Jill Rowe, however, suggests how a single life can mark a radical alternative in youth ministry and suggests ways in which single people can share in and contribute to communities in the way that Jesus intended.

It's a question almost as old as time itself. What is the difference between men and women? And there is no shortage of people ready to give an answer, from scientists to theologians, from counsellors to comedians. While campaigns for equality in the 60s and 70s stressed the equivalence of men and women, in recent years there has been a swing back to exploring and trying to define the differences between the sexes. Much of that has been profoundly helpful, leading to better communication and increased understanding between men and

Danielle Strickland believes that the Church has - subconsciously or otherwise - built barriers to the release of strong females in ministry. And the Salvation Army pioneer suggests how this can be a thing of the past.