Should I stay or should I go? by Vanessa Grossett
‘Dear Vanessa I am a new author and, after nine months of waiting, my agent finally found me a publisher.
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Food for Thought by Marcia Dixon
Black churches in their communities – more presence, please! One thing Christians should recognise, as they mature, is that the
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Lusting is not virtuous by Vanessa Grossett
Dear sisters in Christ, before I begin this article I want you to know this is not an attack on
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Developing Leaders: Is the anointing all you need? by Grace Gladys Famoriyo
I have always been passionate about developing leaders because of the enormous responsibilities they hold and the challenges they face.
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Sian Computers: Busting the Dangers of Internet Gaming by Joy Roxborough
Three years after launching a general IT business, Sian Computers in Bushbury, Wolverhampton, is reaching further into the community through
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An education in beauty by Esther Kuku
Why is it that fuller lips, a curvier bottom and tanned skin are sought after, paid for and seen to
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Personal Trainers and Preachers by Joy Roxborough
30I enrolled in an exercise boot camp recently and, oh boy, is it tough! Sometimes, the only thing that keeps
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Inspirational Black Christian millennials, take a bow! by Marcia Dixon
The Black Christian community is filled with talented, successful, godly adults aged 40 and under. Keep The Faith shines a
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What’s behind the dramatic rise in refugees? by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
Mass violence is ranked as one of the main reasons behind human moving stories. Immediately, the likes of Syria come
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The Church coexisting with Robots? by Rev Stephen Brooks
Where I live In Milton Keynes, people have been taken aback by white robots, as they travel independently about 4mph
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Caribbean Memorial for National Arboretum by Joy Roxborough
A Caribbean memorial is to be erected at the National Arboretum in Staffordshire, in recognition of the contributions that the Caribbean
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Rev Carmel Jones by Marcia Dixon
Rev Carmel Jones founded the Pentecostal Credit Union (PCU) in 1979. It is now the second largest credit union in
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MLK: Examining His legacy 50 years on by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
Church mattered to Dr King. He often reminded his church of its responsibilities to the international community. “The Church,” said
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The Christian brain drain by Rev Stephen Brooks
B y the time young people in our churches enter university, our congregations and their parents have spent years seeking
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The dreams of our mothers by Dionne Gravesande
Many of us celebrated the first statue of a woman in London’s Parliament Square, unveiled on 24th April 2018, to
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