Dear Pandemic-Weary Pastor
It’s not all bad. Some churches seem to have overcome the challenges of COVID in astounding ways. I love seeing reports about the amazing things happening in churches around the country despite the crisis.
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New poll finds Non Christians perceptions of the Church are improving
The Give Hope Campaign, which profiles the work of the UK church, is supported by leaders from Anglican, Methodist, Salvation Army, Baptist, Pentecostal, and Evangelical churches across the country.
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Step Back premier a poignant lesson to youths amidst spate of stabbings
This weekend as a spate of attacks raged across parts of South London, leaving one person dead and at least 10 injured, Leo Powell premiered his short film Step Back, a drama about youth violence which has been endorsed by the Metropolitan Police.
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New hard-hitting TV ad urges the nation to stay at home
Everyone across the UK is being asked “Can you look them in the eyes and tell them you’re helping by staying at home?” in a new Government advertising campaign which will act as a stark reminder to the public of the ongoing impact of COVID-19 and the extreme pressures facing frontline workers.
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The Hear Me Now Podcast highlights issues within the creative arts industry
Each podcast episode promises to ignite honest and open conversations ranging from the current state of the creative arts industry, to race, identity
and balancing mental health issues whilst delving into creative pathways.
Celeb packed video highlights challenges facing disabled people and carers
A new video highlights the trials and tribulations of lockdown as seen through their eyes – with a little help from a team of celebrity readers.
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I lost my dad to prostate cancer
Six years ago, Karen Bonner lost her dad to prostate cancer. She’s now calling on men to check their risk.
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Bleaching for Beauty by Martins Agbonlahor
There was this article I read recently in a certain Nigerian journal titled Bleaching for Beauty: Tell (Nov. 23, 2019
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Campaign urges public to get cancer symptoms checked
Black healthcare professionals are backing a major new campaign urging anyone concerned about cancer to get checked and to keep
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Campaign Searches For Black African/Caribbean Entitled To Compensation
The charity Voice4Change England and Black Thrive, a local grassroots partnership, have been appointed by Lambeth Council to support the
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Mother’s Union holds 16 days of Activism to highlight abuse of 1 in 3 women
Mothers’ Union members all over the world will be standing up against rising levels of domestic violence and sexual abuse
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Black men are twice as likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer. Help us find out why
In the UK, one in four black men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime, double the one
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What do you know about prostate cancer?
1 in 4 black men will get prostate cancer in their lifetime, double the 1 in 8 risk faced by
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16 DAYS 16 FILMS Finalists and Jury Announced
Modern Films and the Kering Foundation have announced the 16 finalists and jury members for the third annual 16 DAYS
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Prostate Cancer UK super-supporter receives MBE for decade of life-saving conversations
Ex-mechanic Errol McKellar estimates he’s saved around 50 lives and potentially hundreds more from his decade of work raising awareness
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