Faith institutions divest from fossil fuels ahead of G7 and COP26
36 faith institutions from 11 countries announce their divestment from fossil fuels
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Project Ala – Raising funds for forest corridors
A project run by SEED Madagascar, one of Project Ala’s main aims is to create forest corridors between existing pockets of habitat for lemurs (including The Tanosi Mouse Lemur) and other endangered wildlife on Madagascar.
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Help fight the evils of abduction and forced marriage
It must be one of the most distressing things any parent could hear: “Your daughter has been abducted.” Tragically, if you are a Christian family in Pakistan, it’s a very real danger.
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4 Ways to Love Someone Blindsided By Loss
For Christians, these surprises often prove particularly jarring to our spiritual lives. We’ve accepted the gospel’s warning that to take up our cross is to follow Christ into suffering.
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Covid-19 fuels “hidden pandemic” of abuse and exploitation, say new report
Covid-19 is fuelling a growing, hidden, “shadow pandemic” of gender-based violence, abduction and trafficking, directed towards Christian women and girls around the world.
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The Dangers of Doomscrolling
Our world provides more than enough bad news. The reality is, what comes across our screens only scratches the surface of evil in our neighborhoods, nations, and hearts.
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Song urges The Church to rediscover the centrality of God’s word in worship
Keith & Kristyn Getty announce their latest live album Sing! Global: Live at the Getty Music Worship Conference featuring ahost of special guests and capturing the unique atmosphere at the Getty Music Worship Conference, Sing! Global.
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Locked down but looking up – Four Easter resources
As lockdowns continue and the world slowly emerges from the coronavirus pandemic, Christian charity Lifewords has a range of four Easter resources available free for churches, organisations, and individuals.
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UK Graduate immigration route to open to international students
The new Graduate route will open for applications on 1 July 2021, allowing the UK to retain the brightest and the best international students to continue to contribute to society and the economy post-study.
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Lament Is for Little Ones, Too
The challenges and struggles of life in a pandemic continue to leave us reeling. The losses we’ve endured, the hardships we continue to bear, and the uncertainties that lie ahead have left many of us overwhelmed.
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Jesus House Church is transformed into a pop-up vaccine clinic
Jesus House in collaboration with The NHS, has successfully completed the temporary transformation of the church into a pop-up vaccination clinic, as part of the on-going nationwide vaccination programme.
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Where does the Church go from here?
COVID has been tough for everyone. Christians have been no exception. But where do we go from here?
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My Pastoral Moments as an Infectious Diseases Doctor
When a child is seriously ill, there is a correlation between the level of support a family receives and a parent’s emotional well-being.
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Black majority Church vows to tackle low COVID-19 Vaccine uptake
It is a fact that infection with Covid-19 has had a bigger negative impact on the Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) groups.
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Insurer calls on government to extend church grant scheme
Ecclesiastical Insurance is calling for the government to extend the Listed Places of Worship (LPW) grant scheme to provide vital support for listed churches in the UK during the pandemic.
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