Heroes of the Faith: John Paton
John Paton was born in 1824 in Scotland, the eldest of eleven children in a poor but devout Christian family. When he was twelve, he had come to a personal faith and committed himself to being a missionary.
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New MA study pathway puts African theology at the centre
A new course of study to help the Church address the shortfall that many Christians have in understanding the African Church and its impact on faith in the UK.
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Heroes of the Faith: Amanda Smith
The life of Amanda Smith was extraordinary: she travelled from being a black slave to becoming the first international woman evangelist.
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Was It Possible for Jesus to Sin?
Could Jesus have sinned?
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“On Noah’s Ark: Shem’s Story” –Fascinating retelling of Noah’s Ark
Of all the great bible stories none is better known than that of Noah and the Ark. A true staple
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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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Heroes of the Faith: William Holman Hunt
Although William Holman Hunt is mostly remembered for The Light of the World, that extraordinary portrait of Christ knocking on the door of the soul, he created many other striking paintings.
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Heroes of the Faith: James Clerk Maxwell
When it comes to the physicist James Clerk Maxwell I struggle to understand even a fraction of his achievements. He was undoubtedly one of the very greatest of physicists.
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Journey of a Lifetime – A colour film odyssey through the Holy Lands
Unseen for over 50 years, and now presented in colour for the first time, Journey of a Lifetime is an adventure of spiritual enlightenment across the Holy Land and through the Scriptures.
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‘Blacks Can’t Swim: The Sequel’ Announced
Ed Accura, Producer of new documentary feature ‘Blacks Can’t Swim: The Sequel’ is excited to share the trailer, poster and release date for the first time.
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Rich Black History – Writing Historical Fiction
When it comes to featuring Black characters in historical fiction, we usually come across the characters in enslavement, or in some type of lowly position, especially in the medieval times.
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Heroes of the Faith: Apolo Kivebulaya
Some heroes of the faith are forgotten and deserve rediscovery. One of these being Apolo Kivebulaya, a remarkable church worker in Africa for 40 years and a reminder of the way so many African Christians have spread Christianity on that continent.
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Heroes of the Faith: Gladys Aylward
Gladys Aylward was born in north London in 1902 to a working-class family and had only limited education. She worked as a housemaid and, after becoming a Christian, was seized by a desire to share the gospel in China.
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Government targets false vaccine information on social media
A new social media campaign to tackle false vaccine information shared amongst ethnic minority communities will launch today, supported by the world’s biggest social media companies.
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Heroes of the Faith: George Washington Carver
To understand George Washington Carver, the great African-American agriculturalist and educator, you have to know something of the world in which he lived. Even though slavery was legally abolished across the United States in 1865, it cast a long-lasting and bitter shadow. African-Americans now lived in freedom, but poverty and discrimination continued.
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