MPs to debate petition relating to Black maternal healthcare and mortality
MPs will debate e-petition 301079, relating to Black maternal healthcare and mortality.
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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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37 aid agencies raise the alarm about skyrocketing needs among Syrians
Syrians are facing record food insecurity levels and declining socio-economic conditions. Needs have increased dramatically over the last year.
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Despite Islamic attacks, Christian Solidarity International won’t retreat
Though the COVID pandemic has driven many aid organizations out of Mozambique, Christian Solidarity International (CSI) and their partner Pro Vision continue to supply food, clothing, and shelter for Christians and non-Muslims displaced by Islamist extremists.
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New Campaign Encourages The Nation To Keep Going And Stay At Home
Everyone across the UK is being reminded of the importance of staying at home and the risks in relaxing their
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Jerusalem church attack “reflects the extent of the Israeli extremists hatred’
His Beatitude Theophilos III, the 141st Patriarch of Jerusalem, has described another attack on a Jerusalem church as a “terrorist act that reflects the extent of the Israeli extremists’ hatred for the Christian religion.”
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Like slavery, ‘Britain can’t turn a blind eye to genocide’
With the Commons about to vote on the ‘Genocide Amendment’ to the Government’s Trade Bill (set to be tabled Tuesday
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South Africa to receive first consignment of Covid-19 vaccine today
South Africa to receive first consignment of Covid-19 vaccine today.
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Acclaimed poet releases ‘Lonely’ – aimed to normalise asking for help
Acclaimed poet Hussain Manawer has released ‘Lonely’ – a powerful poetic short film aimed to normalise the stigma around asking for help to overcome loneliness.
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Coronavirus Survey: Churches feel affected by no face-to-face contact
A recent survey by Christian Conference Trust has revealed that 92% of churches and Christian organisations say they have lost connection with some of their people because they were unable to meet face-to-face.
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Community Champions to give COVID-19 vaccine advice and boost take-up
Over £23 million funding has been allocated to 60 councils and voluntary groups across England to expand work to support those most at risk from COVID-19 and boost vaccine take up, Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick has announced.
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Leprosy hospital is among first centres to give Covid-19 vaccine in Nepal
The Covid-19 vaccine roll-out began in Nepal, with 169 frontline health workers vaccinated at The Leprosy Mission’s Anandaban Hospital, on the outskirts of Kathmandu.
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Is your imagination getting enough exercise?
All of our imaginations can use a boost from time to time. That’s why Church Mission Society, with 220 years of experience in imaginative mission, created the Imagine box. Imagination is a huge part of mission.
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Churches can equip themselves to support the bereaved during pandemic
As the United Kingdom tragically passes 100,000 COVID-19 deaths, the Bishop of Southwark’s Officer for Clergy Bereavement, Revd Canon Yvonne Richmond Tulloch, is encouraging churches to equip themselves with the knowledge of how to support the bereaved.
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Spring Harvest plans online event after tough decision to cancel 2021 events
Having carefully reviewed the situation with their colleagues at Butlin’s, Spring Harvest has announced “the tough decision not to proceed” with its 2021 events at Minehead and Skegness. It will now focus on its planned online event.
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