What the Early Church Can Teach Us About the Coronavirus
The early church was no stranger to plagues, epidemics, and mass hysteria. In fact, according to both Christian and also
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A Second Chance to life by Deliwe Mtungwazi.
The aim of my book is to give hope to others faced with an adverse situation. I want them to
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Fears for the welfare of ultra-poor leprosy-affected families hit by Cyclone Amphan
The Leprosy Mission is concerned for the welfare of the families it works with in coastal areas of Eastern India
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Coronavirus: Parents demand a choice on whether to send children back to school
300,000 people have signed a petition by parents campaigning to be given a choice on whether or not to send
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How UK entrepreneurs are helping to provide world-class healthcare across Africa.
It is unfortunately a fact that 25% of the world’s disease cases occur in Africa. As someone who grew up
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‘One size doesn’t fit all’: How ethnic minority groups are being failed over dementia care
A ‘one size fits all’ approach to dementia care is failing Glaswegians from ethnic minority backgrounds, campaigners have warned. Alzheimer’s Scotland have
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‘Faith healer’ charged with indecent assault claims to have cured cancer patients
Nga Teina, a former digger driver with no medical training, claims to have diagnosed and cured over 1000 cancer patients
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How NHS 111 can help you
Dr Seun Bakare, Northwest London Urgent Care GP said: “The winter months can be challenging for the NHS, especially for
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Educate children to tackle ethnic minority donor crisis, MPs say
School pupils should learn about organ and blood donation to help tackle the “silent crisis” of a lack of ethnic
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Influential Bishop to speak out for people affected by leprosy
Bishop Donald is a new Vice President for the Leprosy Mission The Right Reverend Donald Allister, Bishop of Peterborough, has
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