
Governance in sport: who watches the watchmen?
In the face of alleged corruption in governing bodies we should have more to offer than weary resignation, argues Ben Ryan
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In the face of alleged corruption in governing bodies we should have more to offer than weary resignation, argues Ben Ryan
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Matt Baker from Sports Chaplaincy UK blogs on the rise, and rise, of sport chaplaincy
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Sporting wealth isn't trickling but pooling, argues Sam Tomlin in the next of our sport themed blogs.
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In the first of a series on faith and sport, Nick Watson and Brian Brock explore the ethics boxing and mixed method martial arts
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To coincide with the recent release of a Christians in Sport/Bible Society report by Theos, Paul Bickley introduces a series of sport-themed blogs.
In BriefAngus Ritchie and Nick Spencer respond to Stephen Law’s criticism of “The Case for Christian Humanism”
In BriefRev Canon Prof Luke Bretherton, Regius Professor of Moral & Pastoral Theology, University of Oxford