The UK's Black and multi-ethnic Christian magazine
Premier Lifeline: the National Christian Helpline has launched a new resource aimed at helping to tackle isolation after receiving funding from the UK Government Coronavirus Emergency Fund.
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A ban on placing vulnerable children under the age of 16 in unregulated accommodation will come into force in September, the Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced, as part of a series of reforms to drive up standards in children’s social care.
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Kelontae Gavin celebrates a new milestone with two #1s on the Gospel radio charts, as his single “Hold Me Close” hits #1 on both the latest Billboard Gospel Airplay Chart and the Mediabase Gospel Chart.
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Nigeria and its international partners urgently need to act to “ensure the safety of its citizens.” The remark from an Open Doors spokesperson, follows another mass kidnapping of schoolchildren in Niger State yesterday.
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People who are homeless and due to be discharged from hospital, are being offered new Salvation Army “step-down beds” to ensure they have a safe space to recover while freeing up urgently needed NHS beds.
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This month, missional movement Operation Mobilisation is celebrating 50 years of ship-based ministry, sharing knowledge, help and the hope of the gospel in port communities around the world.
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Lent in 2021 is going to feel very different. A new podcast developed by two Christian entrepreneurs helps us through this time of internal reflection and sober-mindedness.
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Today marks three years under the brutal captivity of Boko Haram for the suffering Leah Sharibu, whose fates sheds light on the deteriorating political situation in Nigeria.
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Leaders and members of churches who want to learn how to provide practical compassionate support to victims of domestic abuse and violence should book a place on Walk in the Way of Love, Domestic Violence Training for Churches.
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Christian, overseas disability charity CBM is warning that hundreds of thousands of people are living needlessly blind in Zimbabwe – and the situation is worsening due to Coronavirus. On 18 February, CBM is launching a fundraising appeal to improve access to sight-saving treatment and until 20May all public donations will be doubled by the UK government.
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Students in the UK are being punished for holding certain values. Julia Rynkiewicz, a final year midwifery student, was forced to suspend her studies and faced a fitness to practise investigation over her involvement with a pro-life society.
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For the first time in its history, the Wise Women Awards, one of the premier events in the black church calendar, will hold its annual award ceremony online on Saturday 13, March 2020 at 3pm.
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The 25th January 2021, marked ten years since the so-called Arab Spring occurred in Egypt. A revolution of sorts, it led to the resignation of the then President Hosni Mubarak who had ruled the country for almost thirty years.
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aStepFWD hosted a monumental event with a unique gathering of world renowned artists at their Songwriting Masterclass including household names such as Matt Redman and Muyiwa Olarewaju.
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From the rainforest to the grasslands and the desert to the oceans, Goodnight World by Rebecca Parkinson takes you on a journey around the world to say goodnight to all the animals as they settle down for sleep.
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