LWPT Reprints Two Popular Bible Month Study Guides
LWPT, in collaboration with the Methodist Church, have reprinted popular Bible Month guidesLetter of James and Jonah. These 30 day,
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Sanctuary of gardens proves to be a therapy for mental health
A new report from the National Garden Scheme emphasises the vital role that gardens and outdoor spaces played – and
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Study Reveals Unhealthiest Fast Food For Kids
Recent headlines highlight how obesity in adults and children is continuing to spiral out of control. According to data from
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Study reveals Brits are obssesed with taking photos of their pets (1,464 each year) – much more than they take of family & friends
Pets are more popular than our partner or friends according to new research which has lifted a lid on just
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£1.2 million awarded to improve our understanding of the Sun
Researchers from Northumbria University have been awarded £1.2m to help advance our understanding of the Sun and its impact on
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The New Roaring Twenties by Louise Morse
A decade when Christians can be a voice for change for the elderly. 2020–2030 has been designated the Decade of
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Poorest women’s life expectancy declines, finds report
Life expectancy among women living in the poorest communities in England has declined since 2011, says a report warning of
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More than half of BAME teachers face racism in schools
More than half of teachers from minority-ethnic groups have experienced racism in schools in the past year, according to a new poll. A
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Science Says: Religion Is Good For Your Health
Theologists, scientists and thought leaders have attempted for centuries to understand the impact that religion can have on human beings;
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Studies Have Shown That Spirituality and Religion Helps Children’s Mental Health
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health recently performed a study which showed kids and teens who are raised in a
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How living arrangements vary by religious affiliation around the world
Household living arrangements – how many people share a dwelling and how these people are related – affect many aspects
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Black students more likely to engage in studies – but still attain lower degrees, study finds
Black students are more likely to engage and participate in their university studies – and yet a larger proportion of them
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BAME communities would benefit from the mandatory fortification of vitamin D in wheat flour say researchers
Adding vitamin D to wheat flour would prevent 10 million new cases of vitamin D deficiency in England and Wales
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SRA making exam easier to help BAME students
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has announced that it is considering dropping a written skills test for new solicitors because black, asian and ethnic
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‘Dramatic decline’ in Britain’s Christian identity – shock report
The number of Christians in Britain has dramatically dropped over the past 36 years, while Atheists are steadily on the
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