Seek justice and reconciliation

As Knives Out returns to Netflix, Ivan Radford considers what the film has to say about religion, faith and living with compassion.

Lyn Woods finds out how corps and centres connect with their neighbours at Christmas.

As Wicked: For Good soars through cinemas, Stevie Hope reflects on what it takes to be good.

Chris Hartley explains why The Salvation Army welcomes the government’s commitment to end the two-child benefit cap.

Amy Quinn-Graham (Research and Development Unit) invites people to be part of the solution to tackling domestic abuse.

Policy Manager Andrew Connell talks to Ivan Radford about the Public Affairs Unit and seeking justice and reconciliation.

Ahead of the UN’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Major Ann Montgomery encourages us to take part in the Red Chair Project.

With Wicked: For Good out now in cinemas, Naomi Hill encourages us to seek justice and reconciliation where God has placed us.

Ahead of World Toilet Day, Hayley Still reflects on the importance of dignity and equality.