Target vulnerable for donations, Church’s new fund-raising chief says
The Church of England’s new fund-raising chief has a history of urging charities to make money from people’s “forgetfulness” and
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High court victory for group seeking to build ‘black Canary Wharf’
Judge orders full trial in dispute with Brent council over Bridge Park community centre One of the UK’s largest black
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Meaningful Prayer by Pastor Sdu Blose
There’s always been something unsettling about how we were taught about prayer. During the early days of our spiritual formation,
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Chinese imports ‘driving fishermen to despair’
As the frozen fish defrosts under the hot Kenyan sun, fishmonger Mechak Juma prefers not to tell his customers that
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Saturday Night Gospel: 140 bars and shelling
One quality that makes Gospel music stand out from any other genre is the ability of the genre to stay
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Challenging Churches and ourselves at Rethinking Mission 2019
Challenging churches to confront their legacy was a common thread explored by our 4 eminent speakers at USPG’s Rethinking Mission:
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Kenyan anger over Turkana ‘starvation’ being ignored
Kenyans have accused their government of ignoring drought victims following reports that at least 10 people have died of hunger
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Church of England offers coffee, cake and community solidarity as it “prays for country” ahead of Brexit
Since the referendum, it has had the capacity to create awkward silences at dinner parties, the demise of even the
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Changing faith with Autism and the invisible God
What does it mean to have faith on this parenting journey? September will mark 16 years since autism came into
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Interrogate Your Assumptions by Faith Clarke
The phrase that has echoed through my head for the past several months has been ‘interrogate your assumptions’. The trick is
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Tributes for Solomon Facey
Tributes from across the UK and Europe have been pouring in for gospel music choir director, Solomon Facey, who died unexpectedly
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The white Southerners who fought US segregation
Its racist past still hangs heavy over the White South. But as with anything, it is rarely as simple as
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I lost my son to knife crime – here’s my advice for parents
Knife crime has taken the lives of 285 people in England and Wales in the past year. Whatever the reasons behind the
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British Jamaican headlines The London Book Fair 2019
The London Book Fair (LBF) is now in its 48th year and attracts thousands of national and international visitors, exhibitors,
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International Women’s Day – Inspirational Christian Women Making Major Impact
Christian women are making major strides in the Church and society. This list, compiled by Keep The Faith in recognition of International Women’s Month, features women who
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