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The Golden Rule and its effect on Climate Change

24th February 202224th February 2022 Shirley McGreal 237 Views 0 Comments Climate Change, empathy, Golden Rule, Harmony, Robin Cade, Treating Others

The Golden Rule is something we are all familiar with but perhaps are unaware of its name. The Golden Rule

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Importance Of Youth Festivals

13th January 202212th January 2022 Shirley McGreal 302 Views 1 Comment churches, community, Dreaming the Impossible, Esther Jolliffe, Susie Aldridge, Youth Festival, Youth Ministries

You can’t put a price tag on youth festivals The pandemic has been exceptionally challenging for young people, and I

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Dave Hall Catlayst Vinyard Testimony

13th January 202212th January 2022 Shirley McGreal 275 Views 0 Comments Dave Hall, disappointment, goal post, growth, Vinyard Testimony, young people

A twelve-hour bus journey wasn’t something I was particularly looking forward to, but it turned into one I will probably

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Editors' Picks Marcia Dixon 

Women Of Faith Have Rights Too

10th December 202110th December 2021 Shirley McGreal 352 Views 0 Comments International human rights, leaders, Marcia Dixon, Violence against women, Women rights, Women's Faith

Violence against women is a human rights violation and knows no national, cultural, or faith barriers. The International Day for

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Let’s Talk About Suicide

26th November 20217th March 2022 Becky Wybrow 350 Views 0 Comments Distressed, empathy, problems, Safety plan, suicidal, suicide

How to engage in a conversation to create hope  No matter how you look at it, suicide does not make

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The Heart of the Matter!

26th November 202125th November 2021 Becky Wybrow 310 Views 0 Comments cardio-vascular, charity, Jamaica, Jmaican, Medical Equipment, treat diseases

The Friends of the Heart Foundation of Jamaica, which celebrated its 40th anniversary last year, has just published a book

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Reflections from a hospital bed by Pastor Peter Nembhard

25th November 202125th November 2021 Shirley McGreal 329 Views 0 Comments ARC church, God, Hospital, Jesus, making me to lie down, Pastor Peter Nembhard, Rest, Restor, spiritually

Church leader Pastor Peter Nembhard has been in hospital awaiting necessary surgery.  This break from active church ministry has given

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Why me? My Fight For Life From Heartbreak To Hope

24th November 202125th November 2021 Becky Wybrow 301 Views 0 Comments chemotherapy, Christmas campaign, Fight For Life, hope, lumpectomy, radiotherapy, Sharon-Ann Phillips

As I watched Casino Royale, the day after my dreaded chemotherapy treatment, there was a scene which I totally related

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Beyond Film-Making to Life-Changing

23rd November 20212nd December 2021 Becky Wybrow 328 Views 0 Comments Bros for life, Film making, Jubilee Church London, Leo Powell, Shirley McGreal, volunteer, youth leader

On the back of the success of his award-winning short film, Step Back, Enfield schoolteacher Leo Powell is filming again, using

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Walking Miracle, All-Pro Linebacker Ryan Shazier Memoir

7th October 202110th November 2021 Shirley McGreal 466 Views 0 Comments book, challenges, life lessons, memoir, Ryan Shazier, Walking Miracle

When the doctors gave him a 20 percent chance of ever walking again, Pittsburgh Steelers’ All-Pro linebacker Ryan Shazier was faced with

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The Cato Street Conspiracy

14th September 202114th September 2021 Shirley McGreal 433 Views 0 Comments Cato Street Conspiracy, Gospel Temple, Jamaica, Jason Young, podcast, story

A Dramatic Podcast by Jason Young A story of Love, politics, and frustrated ambition. To commence Staffordshire Black History Month

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Tunstall – A Film By Jason Young

13th September 202113th September 2021 Shirley McGreal 419 Views 0 Comments Black History Month, Christians, Jason Young, Samuel Barber, Staffordshire Libraries, Tunstall

Logline: Set in the Staffordshire town of Tunstall in the early 19th century England, an ambitious Christian chases the conviction of pursuing

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The Horrors of Slavery

13th September 202113th September 2021 Shirley McGreal 409 Views 0 Comments Black History Month, enslaved, Jason Young, podcast, Robert Wedderburn, Slavery

The Horrors of Slavery – a visual podcast by Jason Young A special online screening of ‘The Horrors of Slavery’,

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Editors' Picks Martins Agbonlahor 

Go Colonel Doumbouya, go By Martins Agbonlahor

12th September 202112th September 2021 Shirley McGreal 482 Views 0 Comments Alpha Conde, Colonel Mamadi Doumbouya, Field Marshall Idi Amin, General Sani Abacha, Nigeria, President Apollo Miton Obote

It was a harrowing scene, as the Guinean president, Alpha Condé (83), sat subdued, looking woebegone like a hen whose

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Roundabout: 10 Day Festival Of Pop Up Theatre Comes To Brixton This Summer

4th August 20216th August 2021 Shirley McGreal 483 Views 0 Comments Belgrade Theatre's Coventry, Black music, Chinonyerem, New Musical, Paines Plough, Playhouse Theatre

PAINES PLOUGH’S ROUNDABOUT TO HAVE A LONDON SEASON IN BRIXTON FROM 19 TO 29 AUGUST Artistic Directors of Paines Plough Charlotte

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