An interesting e-mail arrived in my in-box the other day which some of you might be interested in:

11 September is not only the 5th anniversary of the World Trade Centre
disaster. It's 100 years since Gandhi made his famous declaration of non-violent passive resistance ("satyagraha") in front of 3000 Indians in the Empire Theatre in Johannesburg.

John Morris, an Anglican clergyman who used to be a teacher, has written a useful book called Contemporary Creed. It's designed for people who are interested in the faith, and/or those who want to go deeper - and tackles the hard issues on a bite-size 60-question journey through Christianity.

I've done a few more recently. To read 'thoughts' on flying and Big Brother among others, visit the Thought for the Day website by clicking here.

Ibiza, with its sun, bars and clubs, and a justified reputation for drugs and sex, attracts thousands of clubbers in the summer. Brian Draper meets others who stay on the island to offer them a reflection of the love of God

Earlier this summer, I was asked to contribute some 'moral guidance' to the Guardian's Money section, on the subject of pre-nuptial marriage agreements. Click

Peter Heslam - formerly of LICC - is going great guns with his new fascinating and inspiring Cambridge-based project Transforming Business.

Transforming Business considers the challenges and opportunities of globalisation, and focuses in particular on 'spiritual capital'.

... i-pods and surf boards catch the spirit of today's Brits - in the newly updated inflation index. More at www.guardian.co.uk