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• How to handle difficult people Some people are just hard work. You know the ones - they fray your nerves and drain your energy. If you have strength-sapping relationships with people in your family or neighbourhood, at work or at school, you don't have to despair. Minister and psychologist Dr Les Parrott III has some practical advice that can make the difference ...
  
  
• How to handle difficult people part 2
  
  
• Caring for the carers - Recent news reports suggest that many carers live below the poverty line. In this two-part excerpt from Rebuild: small groups can make a difference (Crossway Books, £4.99), Julia Burton-Jones suggests ways in which local churches can get involved
  
  
• Caring for the carers, Part 2
  
  
• Care for neglected elderly near you, particularly at Christmas
  
  
• Evangelism through Mother and Toddler Groups with Briony Mackie
  
  
• Talking Point - Where is the Church going wrong when it comes to children's work? Ishmael tells it as he sees it to Ian Boughton
  
  
• Gathering together for worship
  
  
• Have childworker guidelines gone too far?
  Church leader Rev Kevin Loganopens up a sensitive issue
  
  
• Always put the children's needs first - Rev Kevin Logan's article above prompted a passionate response by David Pearson, Director of Churches' Child Protection Advisory Service. Here's Part one of his response.
  
  
• The only way to be completely safe is to resign! - Part two of David Pearson's response gets practical

• Rethinking old age - an opportunity for you, me and the Church

• All-age worship that really works

• Sublime: reaching 'nethead' kids for Jesus

• Sex: the hidden online sin the Church must tackle

  
  
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