the changed ways of the young
That’s so Gen Z.’ Imagine hearing that — from Generation Alpha, the youngest generation as of 2024. It wasn’t too long ago when Gen Z-ers felt like this... Read more.
Editorial: Gen Z
Liz Birdie Ong is a medical student in Dublin and Nucleus student editor ‘I feel like I could die tomorrow’, that’s what she said, the theatre nurse, during... Read more.
working well, for his glory
Liz Birdie Ong is a medical student in Dublin and Nucleus student editor Once said a scholar, ‘When we reach the new heavens and new earth, one of the first... Read more.
working for a different master
Liz Birdie Ong asks who we really work for? Work is mentioned more than 800 times in the Bible — more than worship, music, praise, and singing!, Although I have... Read more.
Stewarding your power
With great power comes great responsibility.’ You probably saw that coming for an edition that centres around the theme of power — something as obvious... Read more.
REGULAR FEATURES ESSENTIALS : grappling with grace & fairness
Liz Birdie Ong describes lessons learned in a crisis I am blessed to have grown up mostly in a Christian family and environment, but a major life crisis caused... Read more.
Book: Is God Anti-Gay?
Is God Anti-Gay? Sam Allbery The Good Book Company, 2013 £3.99 Pb, 96pp (currently £3.00 via CMF bookstore) ISBN: 9781908762313 This little book packs a powerful... Read more.
The LGBTQ+* situation abroad
Liz Birdie Ong shares how experience of two different cultures led her to learn Which was the first country to legalise same-sex marriage by popular vote? This... Read more.
Beginnings
Hello! My name is Liz, and it is my absolute pleasure to be ‘beginning my life’ (hint, hint) and service as student editor of Nucleus. This is ‘CMF’s... Read more.
The abortion debate
Liz Birdie Ong gives her personal takeaways from exploring this issue as a third-year medical student Pro-lifers don’t like complexity’, began a recent... Read more.
