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Henry Nowak: 'Will justice ever be done?'

Henry Nowak: 'Will justice ever be done?'

Henry Nowak’s murder of 3 December last year has sparked public outrage, media-fuelled blame and political tension. Orlando Saer addresses the questions, "Why is God allowing this?" and, "Will justice ever be done?" arguing that when justice doesn’t happen now, it doesn’t mean it’ll never happen. Why? Because God is a God of justice.

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Henry Nowak: 'Will justice ever be done?'
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National flags banned at public faith celebration
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North Korea: ‘Special anti-Christian effort’

North Korea: ‘Special anti-Christian effort’

The number of state executions rose sharply in North Korea following the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, and a “special …

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Why the medieval Church was 'terrified' of John Wycliffe

Why the medieval Church was 'terrified' of John Wycliffe

Have you ever wondered why heretics were burned in England during the 15th and 16th centuries? We can thank John …

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Perfectionism in ministry

Perfectionism in ministry

Most of us are passionate about doing a really good job in ministry. Few people take on a role in …

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Cassie Martin

When did you last get lost in a good book?

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 Ian Hamilton

'Fatherly love is the bedrock of Christian contentment'

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 James Burnett

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When we are blind to sin

When we are blind to sin

The fact that sinners are naturally lost in their sin and are in need of a new birth has always …

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Navigating contemporary art as a Christian

Navigating contemporary art as a Christian

When I talk to people who aren’t artists, a lot exclaim “I love art… but not any of that modern …

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The sword and doctrine: Killing in the name of God?

The sword and doctrine: Killing in the name of God?

The acceptance by Constantine the Great in 313 of Christianity as a legal religion within the Roman Imperium was a …

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Scottish abortion rates higher than ever

Scottish abortion rates higher than ever

Last year witnessed the highest recorded number of abortions carried out in Scotland according to new statistics released by Public …

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National flags banned at public faith celebration

National flags banned at public faith celebration

The day before Pentecost Sunday, thousands of Christians gathered to publicly celebrate faith, to worship God and to pray.The …

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A million signatures sought for Africa

A million signatures sought for Africa

Open Doors is seeking a million signatures on a petition requesting the United Nations, African Union, EU, and governments around …

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Controversy, scandal, and the need for discernment

Controversy, scandal, and the need for discernment

One of the challenges of writing this “Letter from America” is the sheer scale of America, and in particular American …

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Evangelism in a fast-growing Muslim-majority city

Evangelism in a fast-growing Muslim-majority city

Two men, recommended to one another four years prior, finally met in Nairobi in March this year.One was Thomas …

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Cuba: ‘Dictatorial’ regime must go

Cuba: ‘Dictatorial’ regime must go

The removal of Cuba’s “dictatorial” government is urgently required to bring an end to difficulties facing the nation amidst an …

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Duncan Woods

Duncan Woods

Duncan Woods has been appointed as the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches’ (FIEC’s) Director for the North East. Woods joins …

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Former FIEC President Basil Howlett dies

Former FIEC President Basil Howlett dies

Basil Howlett, former President of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC), has died.Howlett served as FIEC President from …

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Tributes paid to evangelist Vijay Menon

Tributes paid to evangelist Vijay Menon

During a service of thanksgiving at Moulton Parish Church, Northampton, evangelist Vijay Menon – who died recently (see online obituary …

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Faithfulness for musicians

Faithfulness for musicians

We don’t want to think that the spiritual effectiveness of our ministry is solely in our hands – praise the …

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Know your true identity

Know your true identity

Unsurprisingly, this book is about identity. Surprisingly, it is more than this! Full of fresh and insightful relevance at a …

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Pay attention to Scripture

Pay attention to Scripture

Here is a passionate defence of the doctrine of the sufficiency of the Bible alone to give spiritual illumination and …

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Date posted: 2 Jun 2026

Dear Editor, My wife and I belong to St John’s CofE church in Yeovil. We have found that the …

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Dear Editor, In Rebecca Chapman’s interview with Andrew Graystone (en February, page 17, online version here) entitled: …

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Michelangelo’s David
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Dear Editor, Chris Sinkinson’s piece on archaeological finds relevant to King David (en May 2026, p. 25, online …

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