The extract below is taken from Dr Vernon Coleman’s new, bestselling book, 'The Horrors of the Great Reset and Why You Should Be Afraid’. I am republishing it because Vernon Coleman has, year after year, been right about his predictions (not difficult if you have a clear and unbiased mind). I suggest you join his Substack channel and visit his old-fashioned site, vernoncoleman.com. There is...
Month: October 2026
The Wonderful World of Willow – An Ancient Craft Finds New Life
From the willow beds of Somerset to sculptures, living structures and natural burials, one craftswoman reveals the extraordinary versatility of a plant that has served humanity for thousands of years. A summary of a talk at the Village Hall, Kilmersdon on Wednesday 14th October 2026 There are some subjects which, at first glance, seem rather ordinary, but which reveal an unexpected richness when...
A Rather Fragmented Day, but Not Without Its Rewards
Much Ado About Several Little Things The weather has turned slightly colder, so we decided to put the duvet back on the bed, and my goodness, what a luxury it is! I tend to get up very early, today at 5.45 am, and my usual habit is to turn on the media to see what has been happening in the world. There was the familiar collection of lying politicians, wars and threats of wars, movements in the...
Justin Brierley – The Lost Art of Good Conversation
Christians in Media Conference, 9 October 2026 Justin Brierley's talk explored how Christians can engage meaningfully with people who hold very different beliefs, particularly in an increasingly divided and confrontational media environment. He is a writer, broadcaster and Christian apologist Here are the 12 principal points from his address. We have lost the art of good conversation. Modern...
Paul Woolley – In a World Obsessed with Change, Who Is Prepared to Stay the course?
Christians in Media Conference, Sky Studios, 9 October 2026 Paul Woolley, Chief Executive of the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC), gave one of those talks that initially appears to be about one subject but gradually reveals itself to be about something much more fundamental. He began with the extraordinary changes that have taken place in the media over the past twenty...
Can We Disagree Without Falling Out? – Sam Hailes on the Art of Christian Disagreement
Sam Hailes Christians in Media Conference, 9 October 2026 Sam Hailes, editor of Premier Christianity magazine, delivered a thoughtful address on the challenges of maintaining Christian unity in a world increasingly characterised by disagreement, polarisation and competing opinions. Drawing upon his experience of editing a magazine that has served the Christian community since 1965, he explored...
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