Research reveals nearly a quarter of churches see drop in contact with young people during lockdown
From the growth in online services to Zoom afternoon teas, there have been many uplifting examples of how churches have
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Pupils back in the classroom: One month on
From 1 June, primary schools and early years settings across England opened their doors to pupils in nursery, reception, year
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Essential advice on staying safe in barbershops and hair salons
On Saturday 4th July hairdressers and barbers reopened their doors across England, fifteen weeks since they closed due to the
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How Could Forgiveness Possibly Lead to Fear?
Psalm 130:4 is one of those verses that makes your eyes screech to a halt on the page: “But with you
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Supreme Court: Religious Liberty Is Winning—and the Pro-Life Cause Is Losing
The Story: In two rulings released this week, the Supreme Court signaled a pattern of preventing restrictions on both religious liberty
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Projects successfully promote organ donation amongst black community
Four organisations working within the black community joined the campaign to address the urgent need for black, Asian and minority
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O God, make us angry! by Amy DiMarcangelo
Like relentless waves, the news keeps crashing: Ahmaud Arbery. Breonna Taylor. George Floyd. Each one, an image-bearer of God. Each
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Supporting Each Other Through The Challenges
“I was brought up believing in education, hard work and serving our community. With this wisdom and understanding of life,
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“I CAN’T BREATHE…” We can defeat racism, together! by Arlington W Trotman
Government and the Church – and British society generally – must intensify their efforts to extinguish the effects of 400
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The People – The church that matters by Juliet Fletcher
A personal look at music, life, death and eternity out of COVID-19 “Eat, drink, for tomorrow we die…” is the
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God is still at work by Rev David Shosanya
Yesterday evening I cried. My tears were not tears of sadness but of relief, of humbly recognising that, despite the
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Ryan Hylton – ‘Journey’
Born and raised in church. I knew every song, every queue, every prayer whether that was opening, offering or closing. I didn’t walk the walk, but I certainly talked the talk. Religious! A modern-day Pharisee. Unconverted with no sincere desire to change. One day I sat
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We need to be uncomfortable by Phillip M Holmes
In June 2016, my wife Jasmine and I prepared for the arrival of our oldest son, Walter Wynn. At the
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An open letter to the Theatre Industry from the Black British Theatre Awards
The Black British Theatre Awards (BBTAs) are calling to our peers in the British Theatre industry to collectively acknowledge the
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Weeping may endure for the night – The praxis of lamenting by Rev Alton P Bell
As we approach the feast of Pentecost, the time when Christians celebrate the birth of the Church, we will hear
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