Maddy Fry

Once upon a time, shows with an obviously Biblical message had one thing in their favour – almost no-one watched them. This meant that the pressure to live up to high standards or chase ratings was minimal. That changed with The Chosen

Richard Dawkins once accused Alister McGrath of building a career from “riding on my back”. It’s hard to disagree when McGrath name-checks Dawkins on the

There’s no doubt that like a religion, giving value to crypto requires faith. Those evangelizing for it certainly seem to be on a moral mission. For now, they seem unstoppable — and there’s more than the hard-earned savings of believers at stake.

As the cost of studying in the capital soars, students are pursuing higher paid — and riskier — options

This magazine shares fascinating stories from our 1000-year history, and explores behind the scenes of life at the Abbey today. Beautifully designed with stunning pictures it’s a must read for all Abbey enthusiasts. Read the full 83-page magazine by

A feature from 7th December 2024 on the faith roots of Band Aid to mark the charity single’s 40th anniversary

As 'Do They Know It's Christmas?' turns 40 years old this month, Ed Sheeran has added his voice to those critiquing the song's 'damaging stereotypes'. Maddy Fry used to share that view. She explains what changed her mind

I discovered my boyfriend wasn't who he claimed to be—and his double life in MI6 forced me into a world of secrets that made me question everything in my life

“God’s Gang,” which follows a Christian, a Jew, a Muslim and a Hindu in their efforts to, as the show’s publicists put it, “unite the world through peace and adventure,” has a global team behind it. Its creators are spread across 15 countries and its audience boasts an even bigger reach. The first e

In-depth features, personal stories and the odd silly listicle, all about U2, their music, their lyrics and their history. Twice a month, free to read, by fans and for fans. Not linked to U2 or their management. Click to read U2 and Us

In 2021, Navalny expressed hope that the Orthodox church in Russia could act as a mediator between the people and the state. He recognized this was unlikely; but if his demise tells us anything, it’s that moral courage in Russia’s mother church isn’t totally dead. On the contrary, we might see a res

The fact that MacGowan even had any sense of the supernatural will come as a surprise to some. In all the potted obituaries written since his death, it’s often mentioned as a one-sentence afterthought, if at all. His struggles with substance abuse and regular fallings out with his bandmates get more

I adopted Bryan after my only friend moved away. I fed him milk and cleared up his tendrils of shit, while he provided much-needed companionship

Maddy Fry was assaulted on the march last weekend demanding a cease fire in Gaza. She is not going to forget how the authorities let her down

When it comes to the USA’s music capitals, Atlanta might seem an unusual choice. Despite being embedded in the Deep South and sharing the same embryonic musical legacies of blues, gospel, hip-hop and country as neighbouring Tennessee…