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Delicious doughnuts by Shana Dawn Lewis

4th October 20201st October 2020 Becky Wybrow 221 Views 0 Comments BAME, Black History Month, Black Lives Matter, BME, Britain, community, culture, doughnuts, Faith, food, God, Recipe, Shana Dawn Lewis

October is famous for being Black History Month, and also themonth when kings and queens are born. I say that

Lifestyle

70 Objeks & Tings – Celebrating 70 Years of Caribbeans in the UK

3rd October 202029th September 2020 Josie McFarlane 215 Views 0 Comments 70 Objeks & Tings Windrush, BAME, Black History Month, Black Lives Matter, BME, Britain, Caribbean, community, culture, doughnuts, Faith, food, God

Museumand, The National Caribbean Heritage Museum has released the fourth instalment of their serialised book ’70 Objeks & Tings’ in celebration

Editors' Picks Feature

Reflections: What Black History Month means to us by Marnita Coleman

1st October 20201st October 2020 Becky Wybrow 320 Views 1 Comment BAME, Black History Month, Black Lives Matter, BME, Britain, community, culture, Faith, God, Marnita Coleman

Black History Month was created to tell the story of Black achievement and contributions in the United States. It began

Dionne Gravesande Editors' Picks Feature

Celebrating Black British Trailblazers by Dionne Gravesande

1st October 20201st October 2020 Becky Wybrow 610 Views 0 Comments BAME, Black History Month, Black Lives Matter, BME, Britain, community, culture, Dionne Gravesande, Faith, God

As I write this, I wonder if there is any topic more controversial today than that of the so-called ‘race

Editors' Picks Gospel Gospel Music

British Gospel: The truth that must be told by Juliet Fletcher

1st October 202028th September 2020 Becky Wybrow 344 Views 0 Comments Artists, BAME, Black History Month, Black Lives Matter, BME, Britain, community, Faith, God, Gospel music, Juliet Fletcher

It’s a time when a definitive source of truth emerges and stands visible, accessible and sustainable on the true story of

Gospel Gospel Music

Get to Know the Official Charts by Ben Harrell

29th September 202028th September 2020 Becky Wybrow 281 Views 0 Comments Artists, BAME, Ben Harrell, Black History Month, Black Lives Matter, BME, Britain, community, Faith, God, Gospel music

Get to Know the Official Charts – A Column by Ben Harrell – Global Music Link Editorial Team Do you

Lifestyle

Christian Reggae Artist ‘Trupah B’ Addresses Social Issues In latest Single

29th September 202029th September 2020 Josie McFarlane 338 Views 0 Comments Artists, BAME, Black History Month, Black Lives Matter, BME, Britain, Christian Music, community, Faith, God, Gospel music

Trinidad born and raised artist Adrian Samuel has been taking the country by storm with his latest single ‘We Stronger

Gospel Gospel Music

Niiella by Akosua Dwomu-Fokuo

29th September 202024th September 2020 Becky Wybrow 374 Views 0 Comments Akosua Dwomu-Fokuo, Artists, BAME, Black History Month, Black Lives Matter, BME, Britain, community, Faith, God, Gospel music, Niiella

UK gospel music fans were in for a surprise when BET Sunday Best returned for its tenth season, with industry favourite

Gospel Gospel Music

New Releases by Akosua DF

27th September 202024th September 2020 Becky Wybrow 235 Views 0 Comments Akosua D, Artists, BAME, Black History Month, Black Lives Matter, BME, Britain, community, Faith, God, Gospel music

New single ‘Joy’ by CalledOut Music If the last two years are anything to go by, it should be no

Editors' Picks Lifestyle

The faith and spirituality of young people in Britain

23rd September 202024th September 2020 Becky Wybrow 418 Views 0 Comments Beliefs, Britain, christian, church, communities, Faith, God, Gospel music, grief, help, motivation, music, praise, social, Spirituality, worship, young people, Youth

Whilst young people across Britian may not have God on their radar and really struggle to engage with church, they are,

Coronavirus Lifestyle News

Backflips, banana bread and sign language: How Brits are spending time in isolation

13th May 202012th May 2020 Josie McFarlane 632 Views 0 Comments Baking, Britain, Coronavirus, COVID19, family, free time, home, learning, leisure, lock down

The internet is awash with people sharing new tricks they’re trying to learn with all the extra time they have

Interviews

Interview: Reverend Olufemi Babatola

19th August 201819th August 2018 Becky Wybrow 5373 Views 0 Comments Apostle Paul, bible, born again, Brexit, Britain, Christian book, Demons, Eli, evangelise Europe, Foursquare Gospel Church, Germany, glory, God, God-sent, Gospel, government influence over religion, Great Britain, Himself, Holy spirit, House of Hope Calvary Christian Centre, House of Hope CCC, I am a friend of God, Ibadan, impactful ministry, Israel Houghton, keep the faith, leadership cadre, London, Lord, Lord Jesus Christ, Ministry, Miracles, Moses, nation, New Covenant Church, Nigeria, Old Kent Road, politics is dirty, Rev Dr Paul Jinadu, Rev Olufemi Babatola, Revival, Satan, Scripture Union, senior pastor, spiritual leader, success, Tayo Fatunla, Western Nigeria, Word of God, world rejected Christ

Rev Olufemi Babatola is the founder of House of Hope Calvary Christian Centre in Old Kent Road, London. Tayo Fatunla

News UK

Hackney Council first to pass Windrush motion

10th August 201810th August 2018 DTadmin 1278 Views 0 Comments #Windrush, 1948, 1971, 22 June, 70th anniversary, Afri-Caribbean, Britain, British citizenship, Carole Williams, central Government, commonwealth, Council Meeting, Criminalisation, employment, Ethnic, ethnicity, government, Hackney, Hackney Council, hostile environment, local authority, naturalisation, NHS, Patrick Vernon, policy, Prime Minister, proactive assistance, public enquiry, scandal, Skills and Human Resources, Speakers Parlour, Windrush Day, Windrush families, Windrush generation, windrush scandal

Hackney Council has become the first local authority in the UK to pass a motion regarding the Windrush Generation, pledging

News

Theresa May’s G20 Africa announcement ignores the real demands of Africans

10th July 2017 Mariah 1719 Views 0 Comments adapted, Africa, Britain, Climate Change, communities, countries, demand, economically, energy, finance, flawed, funds, generous, growing, impact, jobs, rich, suffering, Support, Theresa May, Trump, UK, USA, vulnerable

Mohamed Adow, Christian Aid’s international climate lead, said: “Theresa May’s announcement of major funds for industrialising Africa is badly flawed

Inspiration

Challenging Times

20th June 2017 Mariah 1664 Views 0 Comments authentic, blessing, Britain, challenge, change, divided, election, God, Gospel, government, grief, heart, hunger, International, Jesus, justice, London, meek, merciful, mourn, nation, negotiations, peace, poor, public, pure, terror, thirst, times, troubled, wise

In Britain, we find ourselves in challenging times. We have had an election in which the winners lost and where

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