African C-sections ’50 times more deadly’
The number of mothers who die after a Caesarean-section in Africa is as much as 50 times higher than in
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The patron saint who ‘liked a drink’
St Patrick’s Day is celebrated across the world by Irish people, their descendants and anyone else who wants to join
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Christchurch shootings: Witnesses ‘prayed for end to bullets’
As information about the deadly mosque shootings in New Zealand continues to emerge, survivors have recounted horrifying details. The violence
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The white Southerners who fought US segregation
Its racist past still hangs heavy over the White South. But as with anything, it is rarely as simple as
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Why are BAME girls less likely to get the HPV jab?
The HPV – or Human Papilloma Virus – vaccine is available to year 8 and 9 schoolgirls across Britain. But
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Making A Mother’s Day Around The World
This week Mothers’ Union has launched its Make A Mother’s Day appeal with an inspiring ethical gifts catalogue full of
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South Africa funeral firm to sue pastor for ‘resurrection stunt’
A group of funeral directors in South Africa say they will sue a self-styled prophet who claims to have resurrected
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Church of England should make land available for gypsies and travellers, General Synod votes
The Church of England should make land available for gypsies and travellers, the General Synod has voted, despite concerns that they bring “a
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Promise, plague and passion
Next year, Oberammergau stages its 42nd passion play, keeping a 400-year-old promise to God. What started as a bargain with
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Tributes paid following the death of former Church of England evangelist Michael Green
The renowned evangelist, theologian and apologist Dr Michael Green, who once served as senior evangelism advisor to the Archbishops of
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The ‘courageous’ girl who rushed up to Pope Francis travelled across the globe
A girl who rushed up to Pope Francis to deliver a hand written letter has been named as Gabriella, who
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African churches boom in London’s backstreets
African churches opened their doors in London from the 1960s, followed by a second wave in the 1980s. Migrants, many
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South African paramilitary unit plotted to infect black population with Aids, former member claims
A shadowy Apartheid-era South African paramilitary unit plotted to infect the continent’s black population with Aids, it has been claimed. An ex-member of the
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woman launched discount card specifically to promote black-owned businesses
A young entrepreneur has launched a discount card that aims to help support black British businesses. Khalia Ismain launched Jamii
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Livability launches new resource for churches
Disability charity Livability have launched a free new resource designed to support churches build a community approach to support wellbeing
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