Listing of published articles

Inspired by Benjamin Britten's vision, Master of The King's Music, Errollyn Wallen is bringing a new Nativity opera to Suffolk, celebrating storytelling, community and the power of music.

Anthea Mitchell juggles two very different jobs, but both serve the community in their own way.

Three women share their experiences of taking a very special walk.

Fifteen years ago, Norfolk man Steve Eggleton was inspired to create a pilgrimage route spanning the widest part of the United Kingdom, from Lowestoft to St David's.

Catherine Larner explores the colourful work of Margaret Rope

The Waterstone's children's laureate and mastermind of the 2012 Olympic opening ceremony on normalising faith, telling hopeful stories and why he no longer apologises for being a Christian.

After his daughter died, Mike Palmer ended up walking to raise awareness of suicide. He talks to Catherine Larner

Rev Kate Bottley spoke with Catherine Larner about getting older, being on TV, writing a book, and the freedom of wearing a dog collar.

It's been a tumultuous few years for Richard Coles. Now, after radio, TV and the church, he's forging a new life as a writer of crime fiction.

Esther Scholes speaks candidly about how she navigated the deaths of her son and then husband.

Abbey 1000 gets underway in Bury St Edmunds this month - celebrations will recreate the journeys of pilgrims to the tow and the monks who lived there more than 1,000 years ago.

Lizzie Damilola Blackburn talks to Catherine Larner about breaking into commercial fiction with a Christian protagonist

Frank Cottrell-Boyce finds modern lessons in the stories of scripture. Interview by Catherine Larner.

Author Simon Edge loves imagining history in his own humorous, slightly irreverent, fictional style. Now he's digging up the past on our county's patron saint.

As Gressingham Foods looks forward to celebrating its 50th birthday, Catherine Larner spoke to its founders.