May the Prince of Peace Calm the Storm this Christmas by Rev Les Isaac OBE
It seems as though Christmas comes around before we can even blink our eyes! 2019 has been a very uncertain
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Author: Becky Wybrow
Bishop celebrates 50th anniversary in ministry and leadership
Bishop Esme Beswick is one of Britain’s longest serving Black female Pentecostal church leaders, and recently celebrated her 50th anniversary
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Windrush Compensation Scheme – Addressing misleading media coverage by Martin Forde QC
In May 2018, I was appointed the Independent Adviser to the Windrush Compensation Scheme, as the Home Office recognised that
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Caring for ‘the least of these’ will bring God’s favour and progress by Bishop Dr Joe Aldred
I am growing increasingly concerned about the nature of liturgy and sermonising that seems to be gaining prominence in Britain
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Becoming A Magistrate by Grace Gladys Famoriyo
Top Five Myths About Being A Magistrate Over the last three and a half years, I have had the privilege
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The GIFT of Drawing on History – 30 Years of OUR ROOTS by Tayo Fatunla
OUR ROOTS has been a Black history cartoon column series featured in various publications at different times – and also
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Christians and clothes by Rev Stephen Brooks
Few topics evoke greater reaction in churches than the subject of Christian apparel and modesty. As soon as any preacher
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Supporting Persecuted Christians by Release International
Imagine your pastor has been imprisoned for preaching the Gospel. Or perhaps your church building has been vandalised – or
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These 5 Unstoppable Girls are being Empowered by the Local Church
Girls are being denied their basic rights every day. They’re being robbed of their dignity, removed from their classrooms, or
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Pursuing purpose beyond the pain by Marcia Dixon
Marcia Spence runs Marcia M Publishing, which she started in 2014 after being diagnosed with Trigeminal Neuralgia. Her company specialises
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Rebuilding lives with Benin’s first and only reconstructive surgeon
In 1995, a 12-year-old Odry Agbessi saw a woman, who’d had acid thrown in her face. The woman’s face and
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In the storm – Compassion for the lonely
Chaundra grew up in New Brunswick, Canada, hearing stories of her dad and uncles smuggling Bibles into the USSR. Excited
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Kingdom Nuggets for dealing with depression by Dr T. Ayodele Ajayi
Depression in church?Depression? Featured in a Christian magazine? Yes! Contrary to popular opinion, depression is not a baby boomer or
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Romans 8 – Therefore, there is now no condemnation in Jesus Christ.
Our addictions usually start in early life. We use substances to join in with peers, show off, avoid and escape
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Don’t despise the jars of clay by Esther Kuku
The fiery furnace of the kiln transforms an unfinished product into a household amenity. No matter how beautiful it is,
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