‘Look at how white the academy is’: why BAME students aren’t doing PhDs
When Usman Kayani chose to do a PhD in theoretical physics at King’s College London, he felt sure an academic
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TV Bakers Martha Collison and Will Torrent team up with Tearfund to host inspiring baking events across the UK this October
Martha Collison, the youngest ever contestant of The Great British Bake Off and Will Torrent, award-winning chocolatier and patissier will
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Church’s responses to UK austerity to be discussed at Coventry University
Coventry University is holding an event today to enable better understanding of how austerity has affected Christian engagement with poverty
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Kingdom Nuggets for dealing with depression by Dr T. Ayodele Ajayi
Depression in church?Depression? Featured in a Christian magazine? Yes! Contrary to popular opinion, depression is not a baby boomer or
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The Africans risking death in jungle trying to reach US
The Darien Gap is one of the world’s most dangerous jungles – full of drug traffickers, thieves and poisonous animals.
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California church leaders ‘used homeless as forced labour’
The leaders of a California based-church have been accused of imprisoning homeless people, forcing them to beg all day and
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Romans 8 – Therefore, there is now no condemnation in Jesus Christ.
Our addictions usually start in early life. We use substances to join in with peers, show off, avoid and escape
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Afro hair: How black Finns are taking on racism
More than 50,000 people with African background live in Finland, according to Statistics Finland. Michaela Moua is one of them.
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Four decades introducing people to Jesus
On 2nd September this year I celebrated forty years of public ministry in the service of Jesus. I find myself
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Meet the Young Black Entrepreneur Challenging Perceptions
Ghanaian born UK based entrepreneur Kofi Nino is on the rise of becoming Britain’s leading Black influencer in the entertainment
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Hypertension in the African Caribbean population
High blood pressure (hypertension) – very common in the UK – contributes to around half of all heart attacks and
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Tackling Mental Health Stigmas in the Black Community
African Americans are 20 percent more likely to suffer from mental illnesses than the general population, according to federal data.
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Unity Celebrates Annual World Day of Prayer
Unity School of Christianity based in Taplow, Maidenhead will celebrate its annual day of prayer on Thursday 12th September with
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Parole Board triples its diversity
A recruitment campaign in the North of England has seen a record number of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME)
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Highest ever numbers of organ donors and recipients from black, Asian and minority ethnic communities last year, but shortage remains critical
More black, Asian and minority ethnic people are giving the gift of life through organ donation and receiving lifesaving transplants
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