In a talk first given as part of the Smith Lecture programme, Michael Schluter explores a relational perspective on the financial system, international development, public services, and private life.
Money, Power and Relationships by Michael Schluter
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JubileeCentre 26 Jul 2005
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Biblical reflections on the housing crisis
UK housing prices have risen faster than wages since the mid-1990s, leading to a reduced ability of young people to live in secure homes, and a housing affordability crisis. There are opportunities for Christians to make a significant contribution in addressing the housing crisis.
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