PACT’s Move Every Day in May challenge returns
A charity working with adoptive families and vulnerable women and children is asking people to take on an activity challenge this spring in support of its work.
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The Power of Hair & Scalp Detox by Verona White
Have you ever wondered why, after regular treatments, shampoos and doing all the great things to your hair, it still isn’t reacting the way you want it to?
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Turning 50 – Ageing, living life large and faith
Whilst we live in a society that reveres youth, there is something to be said for growing older. Increasingly, age is no longer seen as a barrier and older people are pursuing new goals, embarking on exciting new initiatives and enjoying new things.
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NHS Race and Health Observatory – Pulse oximetry and racial bias
The accuracy of Pulse Oximeter readings from black and minority ethnic people could be seriously misleading, particularly during the Covid-19 pandemic, and need further assessment.
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Hope is on the horizon for you
For over 30 years, Mercy Ships has partnered with sub Saharan African nations to tackle the huge injustice that is lack of access to healthcare in low-income countries.
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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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Effects of Ageing on the Musculoskeletal System & Management
Ageing is inevitable, with specific changes affecting the musculoskeletal system. Changes can occur to all of the musculoskeletal system. This includes the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons.
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New book addresses Muslim-Christian relations in a Post-Christian America
Religious freedom and political polarization are two of the most intellectually complex and emotionally reactive issues of our day, but
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Bishop of London, takes part in new Made By Dyslexia podcast series
Launched by Made By Dyslexia, a global charity led by successful dyslexics, The D.Spot, that boldly redefines dyslexia is a podcast series that aims to help the world properly understand, value and support dyslexia.
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Heart Research UK launches charity cookbook featuring celebrity chefs
National charity Heart Research UK have launched their first charity cookbook, featuring 17 recipes from celebs, chefs and some of the web’s biggest food bloggers.
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Dear Pandemic-Weary Pastor
It’s not all bad. Some churches seem to have overcome the challenges of COVID in astounding ways. I love seeing reports about the amazing things happening in churches around the country despite the crisis.
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New poll finds Non Christians perceptions of the Church are improving
The Give Hope Campaign, which profiles the work of the UK church, is supported by leaders from Anglican, Methodist, Salvation Army, Baptist, Pentecostal, and Evangelical churches across the country.
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Kelontae Gavin celebrates Two #1s on the Gospel Radio Charts
Kelontae Gavin celebrates a new milestone with two #1s on the Gospel radio charts, as his single “Hold Me Close” hits #1 on both the latest Billboard Gospel Airplay Chart and the Mediabase Gospel Chart.
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Maverick City Music dominates Billboard Gospel Charts
Contemporary worship music collective, Maverick City Music (founded by Tony Brown and Jonathan Jay), debuts at #1 on Billboard’s Top Gospel Chart with the brand-new album, Move Your Heart.
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Challan Carmichael releases uplifting latest single ‘Heads Up Stand Tall –
Seriously uplifting and full of feelgood energy, ‘Heads Up Stand Tall -Remix’ is the latest track to come from singer-songwriter Challan Carmichael. Inspired.
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