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New This Girl Can campaign champions Black women in sport and physical activity

10th September 202511th September 2025 Karen Seronay 374 Views 0 Comments #ThisGirlCan, AI, Black Women, Kate Dale, Sport, Sport England

Sport England’s groundbreaking This Girl Can launches today with a powerful new campaign, We Like the Way

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Harimalala’s incredible journey to healing

21st July 20259th July 2025 Karen Seronay 248 Views 0 Comments Africa Mercy, Dr Sarah Kwok-Page, goitre, Harimalala, HOPE Centre, Madagascar, Mercy Ships

At just 24 years old, Harimalala had already spent half her life in pain and

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IGOC 33.0 MASTERCLASS – SPEAKER BIOS

1st June 202513th August 2025 Karen Seronay 220 Views 0 Comments

REBOOT your dreams, visions and aspirations. Come to the International Gathering of Champions to equip

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Take charge of your health and your time – feel confident in knowing which NHS services to use

2nd April 20252nd April 2025 Karen Seronay 295 Views 0 Comments Abdul Zubairu, health, NHS, NHS App, NHS111, Pharmacist

GP Abdul Zubairu explains the range of NHS services available when you have a medical

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Women, let’s put our health first. Attending your breast screening appointment could save your life.

1st April 20252nd April 2025 Karen Seronay 282 Views 0 Comments Angela Clarke, Black Women, breast cancer, health, NHS, Sarah Adomah

We are more than just individuals—we are a powerful community of mothers, daughters, sisters, and

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NHS Cancer Barriers

17th February 202517th February 2025 Karen Seronay 281 Views 0 Comments Black people, cancer, Dr Macaulay, GP, Health Professionals, heartburn

Health professionals and faith leaders emphasise the crucial importance of getting checked out by your

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Why Now is the Perfect Time to Think About Getting an HIV test

10th February 20258th January 2025 Karen Seronay 291 Views 0 Comments

It’s National HIV Testing Week from 10 − 16 February 2025, and it’s a great

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Your Path to Wellness: Discover Manna House

28th January 202528th January 2025 Karen Seronay 371 Views 0 Comments christian, Health education, health journey, House health, Manna House, wellness

 Your Path to Wellness: Discover Manna House “For I will restore health to you and

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Spiritual and Pastoral Abuse: Issues in Theology and Practice

20th January 202520th January 2025 Karen Seronay 434 Views 2 Comments Academic Dean, christian, Evangelical, justin welby, London school of theology, Pastoral Abuse

An invitation to London School of Theology’s Research Conference: Tuesday 8th – Wednesday 9th April 2025 The

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Do you want to reach your community for Christ?

13th January 20259th January 2025 Karen Seronay 790 Views 0 Comments Amnos, Bible-centred ethos, discipleship, evangelism, Gospel, Spiritual Training

Do you want to be trained how to plant churches that plant churches?  Britain needs

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Prayze Factor Awards

20th December 202420th December 2024 Karen Seronay 289 Views 0 Comments Best Rhythm, Kristina Pruitt, Marching, Music Streaming Award, Prayze Factor Awards, songs

Congratulations to Trina Sharifa Cuff for winning Best Rhythm and Praise Artist of the Year

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Divine Whispers: Embracing God’s Voice in Everyday Life

20th December 202420th December 2024 Karen Seronay 354 Views 0 Comments amazon, Clarity, Divine Whispers, Everyday Life, God, Latoya

Are you yearning to deepen your connection with God and hear His voice in the

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South East London’s Black Communities Unite to Tackle Prostate and Breast Cancer

19th December 202423rd December 2024 Karen Seronay 475 Views 1 Comment Black communities, breast cancer, Dr Anthony Cunliffe, Pastor Cleveland, prostate cancer, SELCA

In a powerful movement to combat alarming disparities in cancer outcomes, Black communities across South

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Community Organisations Encourage Transition to eVisa for Convenience and Security

13th December 202413th December 2024 Karen Seronay 316 Views 0 Comments Biometric Residence Permits, Caribbean & African Health Network, eVisa, immigration, Pastor Temi Odejide, UK Government

Community organisations and immigration experts support the UK government’s campaign to advise people about the

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Let’s Come Together to Spot the Signs of Stroke: A Community Call to Action

4th December 20246th December 2024 Karen Seronay 274 Views 0 Comments Community Call, Dr Amos Ogunkoya, NHS, Patrick Pryce, Richard Djan-Krofa, stroke

The first sign of a stroke might not seem like much – you could be

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