Christian Aid Week 10 – 16 May 2021
This climate crisis hurts us all. But people living in poverty fight the worst of it every day.
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Horses, carts and bandwagons: climate change and the gospel
My attention has been drawn to a report produced by the Youthscape Centre for Research
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BAME voices need to be heard to shape women’s healthcare
Women from Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds, those living in the Midlands and East of England and women over 50 are being urged to respond to the government’s call for evidence to help inform the first ever women’s health strategy.
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Pray in May with Mary’s Meals
This month the charity Mary’s Meals is inviting individuals, churches and faith groups to pray for its work feeding hungry children in some of the world’s poorest countries and to ask for God’s continued blessing for its mission, as part of a new campaign called Pray In May.
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Salvation Army warns number of rough sleepers is likely to rise again
The Salvation Army is warning new figures showing a fall in rough sleepers in London may only be short term.
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Jerusalem churches call for peace amid violent clashes
Jerusalem churches have appealed for peace in the wake of recent violent clashes in the city. Senior church leaders are deeply concerned by the confrontations and in particular the coordinated activity of radical groups that target religious minorities.
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Why should Christians vote on Thursday?
This Thursday is polling day – it is the first time that most of us have the chance to vote since the 2019 general election, and because Covid meant that so many contests were deferred last year these are the biggest set of elections for many decades.
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Rwandan media personality fundraises to launch Christian radio station
Rwandan media personality fundraises to launch Christian radio station.
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Foster a child – You may have more to offer than you think
Foster carers play a vital role in looking after children and change lives with their love and support. Your care really makes a difference and helps young people achieve their best.
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70 students in one school in Nigeria have lost parents due to violence
Over 70 children in one school in central Nigeria have lost a parent to religiously-motivated violence in the past twelve months.
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It’s Time to End the Cycle of Racial Trauma
Tragically, for most non-white British and American citizens, racial trauma and its consequences are part of everyday life and the triggers come thick and fast.
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K.W. Brown Ministries Presents The Mount Collective “Glory To The King”
The Mount Collective was formed during the pandemic to bring together a collaborative effort of singers from each campus.
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The Spirit of Prayer: The Believer’s Authority on the Earth
It’s hard for us to know what impact we should have on the world. Do we have the authority to make change, or is that only the role of God?
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Heroes of the Faith: John Stott
April 27th sees the hundredth anniversary of the birth of the great Christian leader John Stott, a man who helped and encouraged so many people across the world, including me.
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Campaigner proposes Register of Essential Works for Places of Worship
A prominent campaigner for the heritage of Southport has made an open proposal to his Local Authority and Central Government to establish a formal documented platform listing essential works required across all Places of Holy Worship
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