It's true - we've started a blog called 'In the dad house'.
The idea for this blog is to strengthen and extend the reach of our voice in the realm of fatherhood. Our hope is that it will be read by fathers and father figures as well as Who Let The Dads Out? group leaders, and that it will contribute to our vision to turn the hearts of fathers to their children and the hearts of children to their fathers to make ready a people prepared for the Lord.
We're looking for contributing writers - if you've got a story to tell, send over your ideas to our Comms officer at vicky.hathaway@brf.org.uk.
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Sport v Church: which is the winner?
‘Can I ask for your advice about something?’ said a dad to me, one Sunday morning.
Finding your greatness
I love sport. It’s the way I relax, the way I stay healthy and the way I worship God. I play sport, watch sport and read about sport.
We are dads
Over many years, I’ve read books and articles about fatherhood and I’ve listened to speakers, commentators and experts, and most of them have told me that I need
Values or Prejudices? – What's best for the child?
In recent days, the Times newspaper has been running a story about the fostering of a young ‘white Christian’ child placed in the care of a Muslim family by a London coun
Four father figures and a fry-up
My gradually expanding waistline is evidence of a number of things. Firstly, there is my lack of self-restraint.
What makes you smile?
I had a lovely, but rather poignant moment this weekend, which always tends to be the way when I spend quality time with my son… cheesy as it is, you really do learn so much from children; it’s rat