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Landmark end-of-life case taken forward by family

Landmark end-of-life case taken forward by family

The family of a man unlawfully allowed to die by doctors without the court’s involvement have won their appeal and asked a coroner to investigate his death.

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'Anti-Muslim hate' definition: Towards the Islamisation of Britain?
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So, Gavin Calver, how will the EA and a UK Gospel Coalition co-operate?
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'Scotland has led the way, Westminster must follow'
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The Brontës and evangelicalism
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Hit singer keeps close to Christ

Hit singer keeps close to Christ

Globally, streaming of Christian music on popular app and website Spotify has risen 60% in the last five years. And …

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The Bible and Iran

The Bible and Iran

As bombs fall and a dangerous regime plunges the region into chaos, it might seem trivial to write an article …

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Can you be evangelical and vote Green?

Can you be evangelical and vote Green?

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'Scotland has led the way, Westminster must follow'

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Scotland's assisted suicide vote: 'A victory for the vulnerable'

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Sometimes evangelism begins with roast chicken

Sometimes evangelism begins with roast chicken

There is a front door in almost every Christian’s life that is far more strategic than we realise.We pray …

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A word for the depressed believer

A word for the depressed believer

There are verses in Scripture that shine most brightly at midnight. Job 13v15 is one of them: “Though he slay …

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Pastors! Being a 'present parent' is crucial

Pastors! Being a 'present parent' is crucial

Ask any experienced church minister with family what the most dangerous hours of the week are, and many will tell …

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Evangelical alarm over Baptist vote

Evangelical alarm over Baptist vote

Evangelicals in the Baptist Union say voting “none of the above” in this year’s presidential elections for the denomination may …

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Support for Scottish suicide bill 'draining away'

Support for Scottish suicide bill 'draining away'

Support for Scotland's assisted suicide bill is "draining away", a pro-life organisation says.Right To Life UK, which campaigns for …

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CEEC says 2026 will be a 'critical year' for the CofE

CEEC says 2026 will be a 'critical year' for the CofE

This year will be a critical one for the Church of England (CofE), says the Church of England Evangelical Council …

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Shia Islam: The force that’s gripped Iran

Shia Islam: The force that’s gripped Iran

As turbulence and uncertainty grip the Middle East, what is Shia Islam – the Muslim ideology which came to power …

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Conservative Anglicans go forward

Conservative Anglicans go forward

Gafcon has again made known its rejection of Canterbury, stating that Canterbury’s “Instruments” have “failed to uphold the doctrine and …

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Praying for new, younger preachers

Praying for new, younger preachers

I am thrilled that Hokkaido Bible Institute (HBI, where I serve on the board) is pushing ahead with plans for …

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Andrew Watson: 1961-2026

Andrew Watson: 1961-2026

Andrew Watson, who was the Bishop of Guildford and a member of the Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC), has …

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Michelle Agyemang

Michelle Agyemang

England footballer Michelle Agyemang has shared how important her faith is to her.She told The Times that her …

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John Dunnett

John Dunnett

The Church of England Evangelical Council’s (CEEC’s) National Director John Dunnett has resigned his title of Honorary Canon in response …

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The road to Canterbury

The road to Canterbury

The first is Archbishop Sarah Mullally: And Ten Urgent Challenges for the Church of England, which opens …

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Theology: Out of the fast lane

Theology: Out of the fast lane

The book begins with the classic quote from J.I. Packer: “Live slowly enough to be able to think deeply about …

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Lament: A means of grace

Lament: A means of grace

Quoting a recent episode of the radio programme Serving Today, he observed: “We need to choose hymns and songs …

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Defining secularism
Date posted: 17 Mar 2026

Dear Editor, In recent editions of en, the word “secularism” has cropped up many times. I led the …

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Loneliness and churches
Date posted: 12 Mar 2026

Dear Editor, Kirsten Birkett’s article “Connection and community for the lonely” touches on a core issue for …

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Conspiracy theories
Date posted: 9 Mar 2026

Dear Editor, Helen Thorne-Allenson is right about conspiracy theories (see en article here), and especially right that we …

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