Steph's Adventures

More of my students' stories: I come from Sudan. I was born in Sudan in 1983. I lived in Sudan 24 years, and 3 years in Kuwait for wo...

Today is World Refugee Day and, in the UK, the end of Refugee Week . These dates are partly about drawing attention to an issue that, with ...

And then there were the pictures. The pictures below are not a recent piece of work. So much so that they predate me entering the world of...

University feels a very long time ago (maybe because it is). But way back then I lived with a group of people who, even now, when I talk ...

I have never thought of myself as a big city person. One of the aspects of moving here I was less than sure about was how much I would enjoy...

I stayed up all night on Thursday. It made for a fairly depressing night of television viewing . With my facebook friends clearly not being ...

Another poem which has taken a while to see the light of day! This one was inspired by a workshop by Brother Stephen in Taize last summer....

Since moving here one of the challenges that has sometimes been addressed to us is to question whether our firm convictions, and the centr...

"We are called to live in the virtue of that life and power that takes away the occasion for all wars. Do you faithfully maintain our ...

A month has passed since we welcomed something over forty people to Birmingham for a Taize weekend on the theme "You are the Salt of th...