Poll finds resurgence in spiritual openness among youths during pandemic
During the Covid crisis, 18-34 year olds are more likely than older age groups to have prayed, read the Bible and attended church more often.
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COVID vaccine reaches most remote communities in Lesotho
Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) pilot Grant Strugnell delivered the first doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine to a mountainside clinic near Kuebunyane – the most remote airstrip in Lesotho.
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Never seen before faith group collaboration reaches the most vulnerable
St Paul’s Community Outreach Project, Tottenham in East London supports those most vulnerable as a result of the pandemic through itsfood and care pantry as well as through online help during lockdown.
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Hope is on the horizon for you
For over 30 years, Mercy Ships has partnered with sub Saharan African nations to tackle the huge injustice that is lack of access to healthcare in low-income countries.
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‘Restoration’ convalescence project – restoring lives during the pandemic
There is much we can do on a practical level to bring relief to the suffering. As such, I initiated a Convalescence Project called ‘Restoration’, which seeks to meet the needs of individuals recovering from the COVID-19 coronavirus, and those who are experiencing what scientists have identified as ‘Long COVID’*1.
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How do we grow from here? by M. Jasmyn Allen
he challenge many of us face is how to maintain our momentum and desire to develop. There are several examples we can call upon to illustrate that, once the honeymoon is over, keeping that momentum or spark can quickly deteriorate if we are not careful; continuous growth requires discipline.
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Overcoming Boredom by Obedience to God by Rev Stephen Brooks
Being bored during the national lockdown has challenged our sense of self, as people have looked for meaning in their day-to-day lives in the absence of the usual routine.
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Locked down, but not out by Gary Clayton
When lockdown restrictions were eased somewhat and we could once again go to church, I remember a friend saying: “I don’t want to go, because we’ll have to wear facemasks, can’t sing, and will have to leave as soon as the service is over.”
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COVID19- Scottish Parliament commends the contribution of Churches
The Scottish Parliament has commended the work of churches throughout the pandemic in a debate on the Stories of Hope report, published in December 2020 by the Evangelical Alliance and Serve Scotland.
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PM visits The Tab Church to discuss vaccine uptake with church and community leaders
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has visited the Tabernacle Church in Lewisham to meet leaders of the Church and community to discuss the uptake of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Better Health campaign #HelpUsHelpYou
The last 12 months were filled with fear, confusion and great unpredictability. The greatest lesson I learned living through the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic, was the importance of taking control of my health.
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Food for Thought by Marcia Dixon MBE
There are always lessons for the Church to learn when a minister falls and makes grave, criminal mistakes. It’s important to remember that the only Person who is perfect is Christ, and that all believers are trying to follow His great example.
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Card Factory & Marie Curie join forces for The National Day Of Reflection
To mark a full year of lockdown on 23rd March, Card Factory and Marie Curie have joined forces to help people reconnect with their loved ones.
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Multi award-winning Tottenham Food Hub seeks volunteers
The Tottenham Food Hub – a community project of the Gospel Temple Apostolic Church – has won the Mayor of London Volunteering Award for 2020,
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Religious Leaders back ‘National Day of Reflection’
Religious leaders from across different faiths have asked the public to join them in a national day to remember those who have died
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