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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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Chine McDonald’s book explores what it means to be black and a woman in majority white spaces where black women are
silently exiting the church, no longer able to tolerate casual racism, colonialist narratives and lack of urgency on issues of racial justice.
A record number of Muslims are seeking hardship relief from a national charity due to the COVID-19 pandemic and, with a second Ramadan in lockdown approaching, funds are still urgently needed to respond to these needs, said National Zakat Foundation and Islamic Relief UK today.
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London songstress Grace Tena sets that tone for her brand new single “In Theory”.
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Two Committees will question Education Minister Rt Hon Nick Gibb MP on Black history and cultural diversity in the national curriculum, after hundreds of thousands of people signed petitions on this issue.
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Throughout Lent and Easter, MAF are offering Part II of the Recalibrate Bible-study course, absolutely free.
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With a ban on large public gatherings in place for the foreseeable future, organisers of the Christian Resources Exhibition (CRE) South West have postponed the exhibition from June 2021 until early next year (Feb 23-24 2022).
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Climate change the world’s greatest security threat says Christian Aid.
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This Lent, WaterAid is encouraging church congregations to raise money for those being impacted by climate change around the world by switching to more environmentally-friendly habits.
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The extraordinary life of Michael Faraday, perhaps the greatest scientist of the nineteenth century, reads like one of Charles Dickens’ novels.
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lled on to answer the question ‘Your vision of a post-Covid world: how would you like the world to look after the pandemic?’, young writers with faith or simply those interested in exploring spirituality submitted their competition articles sharing their hopes for a better future.
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Here are nine facts you should know about one of the most formative institutions in African American history.
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Billboard No. 1 recording artist, songwriter, producer, and cancer survivor Deon Kipping’s first recorded song in four years “God Is Working” is trending on gospel radio.
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Max Richter announces Voices 2 & release official video for single ‘Mirrors’.
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Rodney Earl Clarke release new single, ‘Mantra’. The son of immigrant Jamaican parents and having to overcome the challenges of a severe speech impediment, Rodney devotes a great deal of his time to helping others.
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