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There are now 11.8 million people over the age of 65 in the UK, with nearly every church reporting an

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Keep The Faith Issue 107

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Welcome to our winter issue of Keep The Faith that celebrates Christmas and welcomes 2019. Our team is now due

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Keep The Faith Issue 115

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This issue focuses on racial injustice, and how faith, leadership and the Black Lives Matter movement can help deal with racism in the UK. We also interview the Metropolitan Police to find out more about its BAME recruitment drive.

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