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BAME women wanted for history project

13th December 202022nd December 2020 Josie McFarlane 132 Views 0 Comments BAME, Black history, BME, community, History, project

Are you a black, Asian or minority ethnic woman born between 1940 and 1970 or who migrated to Britain during

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Camp David Green Academy – Christian school project in Kenya

29th November 202027th November 2020 Josie McFarlane 193 Views 0 Comments Africa, Camp David Green Academy, children, communities, education, funding, learn, opportunities, project, school

Camp David Green Academy is a Christian Private school that will be located in Naivasha in Nakuru county about 100

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Christian Aid launches The Prophetic Activist Scheme for young adults

28th November 202027th November 2020 Josie McFarlane 192 Views 0 Comments charity, christian aid, community, Faith, God, Jesus, opportunities, project, The Prophetic Activist Scheme, young people

Putting your faith into action is the driving force of the Prophetic Activist Scheme (PAS), a scheme for young adult

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Eternal Wall Plans To Donate One Million Bricks For Social Housing

9th November 20209th November 2020 Josie McFarlane 159 Views 0 Comments appeal, charity, church, community, Council, Donations, Eternal Wall, fundraising, God, government, help, Homelessness, Jesus, project, social housing, Support, The Bible

A new national landmark which aims to profile a million answered prayers today announced that as part of the project’s

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New national ‘ prayer landmark’ given green light

15th September 202015th September 2020 Josie McFarlane 170 Views 0 Comments Architecture, community, Faith, God, landmark, prayer, project, Religion, Statue, The Bible

A new national landmark which aims to profile a million answered prayers has been given the go ahead to be

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People urged to share ‘foodless selfies’ for religious minorities denied COVID aid

1st July 202030th June 2020 Josie McFarlane 284 Views 0 Comments awareness, charity, community, Coronavirus, COVID19, food, minorities, Poverty, project, religious, Selfies

People are being urged to share selfies of their dinner plates with their local MP. Not the usual “camera eats first” shot, but an empty dinner

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KTF REWIND: Volunteering on short-term mission – Is it worth it?

3rd March 20203rd March 2020 Becky Wybrow 8233 Views 0 Comments #Zimbabwe, Africa, Brazil, charity, children, christian, Christian volunteering charity, community, Dominican Republic, education, Faith, Good Samaritan, local tradespeople, Mission Direct, Poverty, project, volunteer

Volunteering on short-term mission – Is it worth it? There are differing opinions when it comes to short-term mission trips,

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When you feed the least of these, you feed Me.

30th August 201928th August 2019 Becky Wybrow 973 Views 0 Comments black community, Charirty, food, Poverty, project

When you think about Christmas, what do you think about? Presents? Christmas lights? Baby Jesus? The Christmas stories? Holidays? Snow?

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Free counselling for domestic abuse victims thanks to new project

30th October 201828th October 2018 Josie McFarlane 787 Views 0 Comments Behind The Mask, christian, community, Domestic abuse, Ihu Nweke, launch event, mum, project

A Christian woman is launching a new project to give domestic abuse victims access to free counselling. Ihu Nweke, 41, from Loughton, will

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Children’s social care at breaking point, council leaders warn

9th August 2017 Mariah 2201 Views 1 Comment breaking, Budget, children, Council, demand, england, financial, funding, growing, Intervention, leaders, point, prioritises, project, risk, Social care, Support, surge, urgent, Wales, warn

Children’s social care is being pushed to breaking point, with growing demand for support leading to 75 per cent of

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Faith Leaders Acting As Peace Negotiators Ahead Of Fractious Kenyan Elections

7th August 2017 Mariah 1787 Views 0 Comments christian aid, conflict, development, emergency, escape, Faith, humanitarian, leaders, opinion, project, safe, tribes, violence

With national elections taking place in Kenya tomorrow (Tuesday) faith leaders are hard at work to ensure that tribal violence

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Mayor launches search for first ever London Borough of Culture

30th June 201723rd September 2017 Mariah 1807 Views 0 Comments activities, aim, art, award, Borough, capital. Visitors, charitable, culture, events, festivals. Exhibitions, funder, London, National Trust, project, reputation, Sadiq Khan, strengthen, trust

32 boroughs will bid to be crowned cultural champions 2019 and 2020 A huge celebration of culture across the capital

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BFI’s Napoleon wins ‘best archive restoration’ at the Focal International Awards 2017

30th May 201723rd September 2017 Mariah 2766 Views 0 Comments awards. Photoplay, BFI, focal, greatest films, International, landmark, National Archive, November, project, release, release date, Restoration

The BFI National Archive is celebrating the announcement that Napoleon (Abel Gance, 1927) won Best Archive Restoration at the FOCAL

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African and Caribbean War Memorial

18th May 2017 Mariah 3427 Views 0 Comments Africa, African and Caribbean war memorial, Book launch, Brixton, Caribbean, Celebratory, Council, Empire, Event, Freedom, Her Majesty, History, Honour, Iconic, June, Local Government, London, Mayor, memorial, Military, project, Proud, Queen Elizabeth II, Sadiq Khan, Servicemen, Servicewomen, Soldiers, Theatre, United Kingdom, war, World War I, World War II

The African and Caribbean War Memorial is the first of its kind in the United Kingdom, to specifically honour Commonwealth

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Women and the Church: survey launched to capture barriers, hopes and everyday experiences

16th May 201716th May 2017 Mariah 1802 Views 0 Comments amazon, anniversary, church, empower, everyday, experience, fears, hopes, project, sophie network, survey, women

Women comprise 65% of the UK Church, but who are these women? What are their unique experiences? What are their