Friends Are Good For Your Health
All of us would agree that we have different relationships with different people, classifying some
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Interview with Dr R David Muir
Dr R David Muir has spent most of his life working in education. Last year he became the first Black man to be appointed Head of Whitelands College. Founded in 1841, it is one of the oldest higher educational colleges in the UK.
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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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Vision Boarding for the Family By Marnita Coleman
A unique tool that yields major results in securing your goals is called vision boarding. It is an effective way to successfully move forward.
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Boko Haram and the Nigerian Conscience By Martins Agbonlahor
The aim of this write-up is not to catalogue the butcheries of this sect, but to ask the question any rational individual would ask: Why has the Nigerian government been unable to nip Boko Haram’s notorieties in the bud?
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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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Sweetbreads, Sweet bread and Sweetbread by Shana Dawn Lewis
This Easter, I have an easy but yummy traditional recipe for you that can be enjoyed all year around, but it just seems to taste extra special at Easter time.
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Enjoy excellent respite care with Pilgrims’ Friend Society
The Pilgrims’ Friend Society provides excellent care for older people in a Christian environment.
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Luis Palau: a life well-lived
The passing of the evangelist Luis Palau at the age of eighty-six was recently announced. With his ‘promotion to glory’ another of a generation of pioneering preachers has left us.
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War and Peace in the Church: How Communion Helps
The Lord Jesus has provided a blessed patch of peace we can share: the communion table. Communion is meant to restore and strengthen peace among us. It promotes peace first through what it is, and second by what it requires.
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‘Don’t forget persecuted Christians in Iran’
As jailed British-Iranian dual national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe faces new charges in Iran, charity Open Doors highlights the plight of Iranian women persecuted for their Christian faith.
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Evangelical Alliance addresses UK COVID-19 grief with spoken word film
The Evangelical Alliance has released ‘Lament’, a spoken word film addressing the grief caused by COVID-19, written and performed by author and evangelist Phil Knox.
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Funding will help to tackle health inequalities in Black & Asian communities
Thirty-Five community projects in England have received a share of £600,000 funding as part of the Government’s commitment to tackle health inequalities in Black and Asian communities.
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Christian Event Leaders Sign Open Letter Highlighting Need For Support
Leaders of Christian events across the UK have signed an open letter encouraging Christians around the country to consider how they can support the future of Christian festivals and events.
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