Though the headlines have receded, the blogopshere is still buzzing with the fall out of the Rowan Williams / Sharia 'debate'. More thoughtful material is now emerging.

We were pleased that a Christian PR agency has helped distribute our latest press release about disestablishment, but also surprised. We are not their clients.

As social networking sites continue to blossom and change in spite of media scepticism, Ekklesia is pleased to report its latest milestone.

Britain's public services are continually under pressure. How do we begin to shift the agenda in a more positive direction?

The current fluster over how to solve the crisis at Northern Rock indicates the degree of economic fetishism surrounding privatisation and nationalisation.

A Friends United Meeting (FUM, Quaker) worker has created a useful blog to monitor post-election developments in Kenya.

Ex-Conservative MP Michael Portillo was on TV last night, documenting his attempts to discover whether there is a "humane" way for the state to kill people found guilty of heinous crimes.

The row over government minister Peter Hain's deputy leadership election expenses, apparently siphoned through an alleged think-tank, has raised questions about what these beasts are, exactly.

Rowan Williams' "God doesn't do waste" New Year's message is only one of a whole host of YouTube offerings bearing his imprint.

The crisis in Pakistan, human responsibility and the nature of evil, astrology, the regulation of alcohol...