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Crossing waters, shaping worship: How Black Pentecostal Churches are changing

1st June 20261st June 2026 Becky Wybrow 309 Views 0 Comments Black Pentecostal churches, Caribbean Christians, Caribbeans, Cogic, Roy Francis, windrush

The Windrush Generation laid the foundation of Black Pentecostalism in the UK. Roy Francis examines

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More than a pulpit: When a Pastor becomes a father figure

1st June 20261st June 2026 Becky Wybrow 453 Views 0 Comments Church leader, fathering, Hosea, Pastor, The Intentional Father, Timothy Oladipo

Church leader and author Timothy Femi Oladipo shares why pastors sometimes go beyond the call

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The earth is the Lord’s – and I’m exploring it one country at a time!

1st June 20261st June 2026 Becky Wybrow 336 Views 0 Comments Barbados, DMZ, Greater Manchester, Silvano Griffith-Francis, traveller, travels

An avid traveller, Silvano Griffith-Francis has visited 82 countries. She shares her most memorable, exciting

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Restoring fathers, rebuilding families

1st June 20261st June 2026 Becky Wybrow 265 Views 0 Comments Benjamin Odeku, Fatherhood, Fathers, Fortified Fathers, Kingdom Fathers, rebuilding families

Benjamin Odeku writes about his work as founder of Kingdom Fathers, which supports fathers in

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Kirly-Sue’s Kitchen Vegan Food Column

27th May 202627th May 2026 Becky Wybrow 311 Views 0 Comments banana, breakfast, Kirly-Sue, Morning Sunshine, Smoothie, Vegan Breakfasts

Two Easy Vegan Breakfasts to Brighten Your Morning Breakfast sets the tone for the day,

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Christian entrepreneurs: The importance of growing and scaling your businesses

26th May 202629th May 2026 Becky Wybrow 323 Views 0 Comments Black Christians, burnout, Businesses, ELSA CALEB, entrepreneurs, local community

Elsa Caleb explains the transformation that happens when business owners focus on scaling their businesses,

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Get Your Glam On: Pop‑ups blend beauty & wellbeing for Black women across London

14th April 202614th April 2026 Karen Seronay 382 Views 0 Comments BeatbyFlo, Glam On, Glam Squad, HIV, Joy Odunsi, Marc Thompson

A curated Glam Squad of trusted Black British beauty stylists will be popping up across

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Bringing the NHS to your community – the Service Access roadshow on tour

13th April 202613th April 2026 Karen Seronay 380 Views 0 Comments concert, GP Dr Catherine Benhura, health, NHS, roadshows, Steve Mpofu

​Touring 15 different locations across the country, the NHS Service Access roadshow has been supporting

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When you’re a parent, every question is a good one

7th April 20262nd April 2026 Karen Seronay 377 Views 0 Comments Dr Patricia Britto, Dr Ruth Oshikanlu MBE, Health Visitor, maternity service, parenthood, Pregnancy

Becoming a parent is one of life’s greatest joys but it can also bring plenty

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Eschatology: Understanding the Times and Living with Hope

1st April 20261st April 2026 Karen Seronay 274 Views 0 Comments Biblical teaching, Calvary Theological College, Eschatology, global instability, Middle East, technological upheaval

In a world marked by war in the Middle East, global instability, technological upheaval, and

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A life well lived

27th March 202627th March 2026 Becky Wybrow 278 Views 0 Comments All Soul’s Church, Enid Cork, Faith, Greater London Council, Jamaica, St Stephen’s Anglican Church

Enid Cork arrived in the UK from Jamaica aged 17 and hit the ground running.

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TAB Kids Church: Raising a generation, shaping a movement

27th March 202627th March 2026 Becky Wybrow 142 Views 0 Comments Astrolights, Black Pentecostal church, Myrna Cross, TAB Kids, Tab Kids Church, Tascita Hinckson

The Tab is one of London’s most well-known Black Pentecostal churches. However, few know of

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Revd Canon Eve Pitts: A turning point in the Church of England

25th March 202625th March 2026 Becky Wybrow 143 Views 0 Comments Atlantic Slave Trade, Black Woman, church of England, Gospel music, Revd Canon Eve Pitts, Roy Francis

In 1994 Revd Canon Eve Pitts made history by becoming the first Black woman to

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How do we know He lives?

18th March 202618th March 2026 Becky Wybrow 108 Views 0 Comments Christianity, James, Jesus Christ, Leondre Douglas, Resurrection, Trinity Baptist Church

Leondre Douglas writes that the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ is a historical

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The Easter story and the Divine Exchange

18th March 202618th March 2026 Becky Wybrow 127 Views 0 Comments Barabbas, Christ, Easter story, Isaiah, Jesus, Pastor Andrew Wignal

Pastor Andrew Wignal explains how Christ’s death on the Cross reconnected humanity back to God

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