Mothers’ Union announces sudden death of Mrs Joan James
The Mothers’ Union announces the sad and sudden death of Mrs Joan James, Mothers’ Union Provincial Vice-President of the West
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Royal Wedding Gospel Singers Are Heading Out On A UK Tour
Royal wedding gospel singers The Kingdom Choir are heading out on a UK tour in 2019. The Kingdom Choir became
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The Bach choir shares joy of singing with school children
The Bach Choir outreach programme, ‘Vocalise!’ this year involves almost 1,000 school children who sing for the joy of singing.
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‘The blackface scandal that rocked my campus’
A photo of a student partying in blackface caused days of tension on the campus of Cal Poly in San
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South Africa’s first black President Nelson Mandela remembered five years on
South Africa’s first black president and anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela died exactly five years ago, on December 5 in Johannesburg,
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Faith Minister Launches National Tour To Celebrate The Role Of Faith Communities
Faith Minister Lord Bourne today (04 December) embarked on his latest national Faith Tour to shine a spotlight on the
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£5 million fund to deter young people from gang and knife crime
Families across the country who are vulnerable to the devastating effects of knife crime and gang culture are set to
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Red Wednesday – Make a Stand for Faith and Freedom at Westminster event today!
Christians around the world are being persecuted because of their faith. Will you show your support for the Suffering Church?
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A commemoratory music documentary marking the golden age of gospel quartets
The story of ‘How They Got Over,’ is a documentary firmly rooted in African-American gospel music. It chronicles the rise
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For Bame women, austerity is far from ‘coming to an end’ – this is what the Budget means for them
This was promised as the Budget that would end austerity. No 10 said this morning that “the austerity that followed the
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The music label that brought reggae to Britain
Trojan Records launched in 1968 at a time when the country was divided over mass migration from the Commonwealth. The
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London Underground commuters fainting at ‘alarming levels’
Hundreds of commuters have fainted on the London Underground during morning rush hours, the BBC has found. Since 2016, 825
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Venezuelans escape to Spain and ask to return old favour
Once, Spaniards fleeing repression and poverty in Francisco Franco’s dictatorship found themselves building new lives in Venezuela, given refuge by
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White woman dubbed ‘Golfcart Gail’ calls police on black father at soccer game
An attendant at a teen soccer game in Florida over the weekend called police on a father who instructed his
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‘We’re here!’ The black playwrights storming the West End
Smash hits by black British playwrights were few and far between. Now Arinzé Kene and Natasha Gordon have work in
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