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Romans, countrymen or friends? By Gary Clayton

1st December 201930th November 2019 Becky Wybrow 397 Views 0 Comments #Gary Clayton, Bad, BAME Community, church, Countryman, friends, God, Jesus, Romans

Having got to a time in life when I’m beginning to think about my own mortality, I’ve started thinking about

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We too were once strangers by Dionne Gravesande

1st December 201930th November 2019 Becky Wybrow 1006 Views 0 Comments church, Dionne Gravesande, Faith, God, Ministry, Religion, Strangers

It seems as though Christmas comes around before we can even blink our eyes! 2019 has been a very uncertain

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Food 4 Thought by Marcia Dixon

29th November 201930th November 2019 Becky Wybrow 935 Views 0 Comments Church news, Faith, Food 4, God, inspiration, Marcia Dixon

Christmas – A time of reflection The approach of Christmas and a New Year is an opportune time to undergo

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Caring for ‘the least of these’ will bring God’s favour and progress by Bishop Dr Joe Aldred

28th November 201928th November 2019 Becky Wybrow 492 Views 1 Comment Belief. Life, Bishop Dr Joe Aldred, Christianity, Faith, God, Religion

I am growing increasingly concerned about the nature of liturgy and sermonising that seems to be gaining prominence in Britain

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The GIFT of Drawing on History – 30 Years of OUR ROOTS by Tayo Fatunla

27th November 201927th November 2019 Becky Wybrow 240 Views 0 Comments BAME, Belief, Black history, Christianity, Faith, History, Religion

OUR ROOTS has been a Black history cartoon column series featured in various publications at different times – and also

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Don’t despise the jars of clay by Esther Kuku

14th September 201912th September 2019 Becky Wybrow 1865 Views 0 Comments Belief, black community, BME, Esther Kuku, Faith, God, inspiration, Jesus

The fiery furnace of the kiln transforms an unfinished product into a household amenity. No matter how beautiful it is,

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Salt and Light – A response to the prevailing culture of hate by Dionne Gravesande

12th September 201912th September 2019 Becky Wybrow 1775 Views 0 Comments BAME, culture, Dionne Gravesande, Hate, History, Lifestyle

Why is there so much hate in the world? The question arises again today, as it does every time there

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Food 4 Thought by Marcia Dixon

9th September 20199th September 2019 Becky Wybrow 1797 Views 0 Comments Christianity, Faith, food for thought, God, inspiration, Marcia Dixon

Learn to love yourself too! When asked by His disciples what was the greatest commandment, Jesus answered in Matthew 22:37-40:

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Does your brain have too many tabs open? by Rev Canon J.John

14th June 201913th June 2019 Becky Wybrow 358 Views 0 Comments Belief, bible, Brain, church, Church news, Faith, God, Jesus, Lifestyle, mental health, Religion, thoughts

Talking about their struggles with a stressful life, someone said to me: “My problem is that I’ve got too many

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To Decree or Not to Decree? That is the question… by Rev Stephen Brooks

11th June 201910th June 2019 Becky Wybrow 2597 Views 0 Comments #Rev Stephen Brooks, Decree, Faith, God, Jesus, Life, Religion

Many people have adopted the practice of ‘decreeing and declaring in prayer’. This is the belief that Christians have the

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Suffering by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts

8th June 20195th June 2019 Becky Wybrow 2759 Views 0 Comments bible, Christianity, church, Faith, God Belief, Life, suffering

Let’s begin with the New Zealand mosque shootings. To fully comprehend that 51 people were killed and 48 wounded in

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Man, The Endangered Species? by Rev Pat Reid

6th June 20195th June 2019 Becky Wybrow 399 Views 0 Comments Faith, God, Humans, Rev Pat Reid

Are ‘Homo sapiens of the male gender’ – aka men –becoming an endangered species? Is Father’s Day no longer a

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Friends in high places by Gary Clayton

4th June 20193rd June 2019 Becky Wybrow 483 Views 0 Comments bible, church, Faith, friendship, God, Religion, Social interactions, social skills

Gary Clayton explains why the just make good friends Making friends not only requires a certain amount of courage and

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Food 4 Thought by Marcia Dixon

3rd June 20193rd June 2019 Becky Wybrow 2430 Views 0 Comments Christianity, churches, God, Marcia Dixon, Millennial, PR, Press, Religion, Social Media

When PR shines the light on church Standing Together is a rally that brought together Christians who wanted to send

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What has Pentecostalism ever done for Christianity? by Bishop Dr Joe Aldred

2nd June 201924th May 2019 Becky Wybrow 565 Views 0 Comments Beliefs, Christianity, church, Church news, God, Pentecostalism, Religion

The eve of the publication of my next book, an edited work entitled Pentecostals and Charismatics in Britain: An Anthology,

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