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The faith and spirituality of young people in Britain

23rd September 202024th September 2020 Becky Wybrow 19 Views 0 Comments Beliefs, Britain, christian, church, communities, Faith, God, Gospel music, grief, help, motivation, music, praise, social, Spirituality, worship, young people, Youth

Whilst young people across Britian may not have God on their radar and really struggle to engage with church, they are,

Gospel Gospel Music Gospel News

Gospel artists Juan & Lisa Winans release ‘It Belongs To Me’

21st September 202019th September 2020 Josie McFarlane 18 Views 0 Comments Beliefs, christian, church, communities, Faith, God, Gospel music, grief, help, motivation, music, praise, social, worship

Following the success of their 2018 Holiday EP, A Little Soul for Christmas, “It Belongs To Me” encourages all that

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Lofiet Brown ft Ignatius release Gospel House Workout

20th September 202019th September 2020 Josie McFarlane 18 Views 0 Comments #Fitness, Beliefs, christian, church, communities, Faith, God, Gospel music, grief, help, motivation, praise, social, workout music, worship

Lofiet Brown, born November 8th, 1975, obtained a love for music at an early age. Being inspired by his father

Coronavirus Lifestyle News

UK Poll finds people want an increase in global aid to tackle Covid-19

20th September 202019th September 2020 Josie McFarlane 28 Views 0 Comments christian, church, communities, Coronavirus, COVID19, Death, Faith, food, Global aid, God, Gospel music, grief, help, Poll, praise, social, social distancing, UK, unbiblical Beliefs, worship

Over four in five UK adults (84%) believe life will not return to normal unless Covid-19 is controlled all over

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D. McGhee Premieres Official Music Video for “RESCUE”

19th September 202019th September 2020 Josie McFarlane 16 Views 0 Comments Beliefs, christian, church, communities, Faith, God, Gospel music, grief, help, praise, social, worship

Dani McGhee-Barlow “D. McGhee” is best known for her fresh, live, energetic, edgy style that she delivers with a mission

Coronavirus Lifestyle

Over 300K Attend a Virtual Prayer to End the COVID-19 Pandemic

19th September 202019th September 2020 Josie McFarlane 17 Views 0 Comments christian, church, communities, Coronavirus, COVID19, Death, Faith, food, God, Gospel music, grief, help, praise, social, social distancing, unbiblical Beliefs, worship

September 16, 2020 is forever commemorated as the international day of prayer for over 300,000 people who joined in prayer

Lifestyle News

200,000 Members of International Church Hold Virtual Prayer Service for Covid-19

18th September 202018th September 2020 Josie McFarlane 26 Views 0 Comments christian, church, communities, Coronavirus, COVID19, Death, Faith, food, God, Gospel music, grief, help, praise, social, social distancing, unbiblical Beliefs, worship

After its initial outbreak with a cluster of pneumonia cases at a seafood, poultry and live wildlife market in Wuhan

News

Global pandemic triggers increased sense of global identity in almost 40% of young people

18th September 202018th September 2020 Josie McFarlane 18 Views 0 Comments christian, church, communities, Coronavirus, COVID19, Death, Faith, food, God, Gospel music, grief, help, knife crime, Lorraine Clarke-McGhie, Pets, praise, social, social distancing, unbiblical Beliefs, worship

Almost 40% of young people have felt more aware of being part of a global community since the coronavirus pandemic

Lifestyle

Lorraine Clarke-McGhie’s latest single ‘‘Hustle’’ questions issues in modern society

16th September 202016th September 2020 Josie McFarlane 18 Views 0 Comments christian, church, communities, Coronavirus, COVID19, Death, Faith, food, God, Gospel music, grief, help, knife crime, Lorraine Clarke-McGhie, Pets, praise, social, social distancing, unbiblical Beliefs, worship

South East Londoner songstress, Lorraine Clarke-McGhie’s has her first spoken word in 2020 ‘Hustle’, speaking about the complexities of today’s

Feature

COVID-19 and its Effects on Gangs, Knife Crime and County Lines by Sheldon Thomas

16th June 202015th June 2020 Becky Wybrow 437 Views 0 Comments county lines, COVID-19, crime, crisis, economic, gangs, knife crime, Life, Pandemic, Sheldon Thomas, social, Virus

Everyone wants to know how and why knife crime is down by 30% in London and by as much as

Lifestyle News

Most Americans say the legacy of slavery still affects black people in the U.S. today

20th June 201919th June 2019 Josie McFarlane 628 Views 0 Comments #America, Affect, Black history, Life, Modern Slavery, present day, Slavery, social

A U.S. House of Representatives committee plans to hold a hearing this week on the topic of reparations for slavery, the first

Lifestyle

‘I wouldn’t wear a T-shirt that says God does not exist’

18th June 201918th June 2019 Josie McFarlane 582 Views 0 Comments Cross, employment, Faith, God, Religion, religious symbols, social, work

For a decade, Quebec has been debating the issues of state secularism and reasonable accommodation in the Canadian province. Now

Lifestyle

Millions ‘will suffer without cash’

28th December 201819th December 2018 Josie McFarlane 758 Views 0 Comments bank cards, cash, community, contactless, finance, government, Money, payment methods, social, spending

The UK risks “sleepwalking” into becoming a cashless society with millions of people disadvantaged as a result, a study has

News

People with dementia pen poem to challenge social myths and share festive cheer this Christmas with unique animation

25th December 201819th December 2018 Josie McFarlane 943 Views 0 Comments Alzheimer’s Society, animation, awareness, charity, Christmas, community, Create, dementia, Elderly, Faith, family, film, health, ill, NHS, patients, Poem, social, Society, writing

People with dementia have penned a special Christmas poem to tackle the issue of isolation facing those living with the condition – especially

News

After Grenfell, Brexit and the Manchester and London terror attacks, Christians meet to discuss the future of our cities.

16th August 2017 Mariah 1752 Views 0 Comments Arts, Black and white, city, effectively, Flourishing, government, growing, Jesus, local, media, politics, Praying for the city, relationships, social, Social Justice, Society, Transformation, transforming church, vulnerable, Women in the City, Working

Movement Day UK is a two-day event in central London October 6th and 7th 2017 at Westminster Central Hall that

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