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At a distance: Are we only willing to follow Jesus up to a point?

At a distance: Are we only willing to follow Jesus up to a point?

Are we, as Christians, willing to accept costly faithfulness to the gospel, even if that means separation from the Church of England? Wallace Benn discusses.

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Evangelicals after John Smyth: Andrew Graystone interviewed
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Greenland and Trump: Enough is enough!
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Banned church wins battle to be at new students’ fair
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Legal challenge over Pride marches

Legal challenge over Pride marches

The Christian Institute (CI) has begun legal action against prime minister Keir Starmer over official, taxpayer-funded participation in Pride marches. …

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Christians send help to Afghanistan

Christians send help to Afghanistan

Tearfund partners in Afghanistan are working to help vulnerable people in remote mountain regions survive brutal winter conditions as part …

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The execution of Archbishop William Laud

The execution of Archbishop William Laud

On 28 January at St Paul's Cathedral, Sarah Mullally will be confirmed, officially making her the Archbishop of Canterbury. The …

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Luke Randall

Age, sport & the Christian hope of a new body

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Trump, Naboth & Greenland

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 Martyn Whittock

Greenland and Trump: Enough is enough!

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Learning from Martyn Lloyd-Jones

Learning from Martyn Lloyd-Jones

Over the next few months, en will be running a series of articles written by Adam Ramsey, …

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Evangelicals after John Smyth: Andrew Graystone interviewed

Evangelicals after John Smyth: Andrew Graystone interviewed

Rebecca Chapman speaks to Andrew Graystone, who has been instrumental in exposing the scandal around abuser John Smyth.Graystone is …

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Sharing my faith with friendship, patience & coffee

Sharing my faith with friendship, patience & coffee

Mocha. Black coffee. Milky coffee. Latte. Latte with oat milk. While my coffee preferences have changed over the years, one …

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One in three feel their lives 'lack purpose'

One in three feel their lives 'lack purpose'

One in three UK adults feel that their lives lack purpose.This finding comes from a survey commissioned by evangelism …

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Hundreds of young sportspeople gather

Hundreds of young sportspeople gather

Almost 300 young adults have gathered in three venues for Christians in Sport’s (CiS) annual “New Year Training” conferences.The …

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Minister rebuked by Presbyterian body

Minister rebuked by Presbyterian body

A church minister has been reprimanded by the ruling body of a Presbyterian denomination.Minister Kevin Bidwell, minister at Sheffield …

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Revised ‘Africa Bible Commentary’ out

Revised ‘Africa Bible Commentary’ out

A new and revised Africa Bible Commentary has been produced by African scholars, in partnership with Langham Publishing and HarperCollins …

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Venezuela: ‘Extraordinary’ opportunities

Venezuela: ‘Extraordinary’ opportunities

There are “extraordinary gospel opportunities” in Venezuela at the moment, a Christian organisation says.The capture of President Nicolás Maduro …

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Who are Greenland's Christians?

Who are Greenland's Christians?

It’s the largest island in the world (excluding Australia) – yet a country with one of the smallest populations. It’s …

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Adrian Brixey

Adrian Brixey

Adrian Brixey has been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer of Grace Baptist Mission and takes up the role this …

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Professor Paul Helm: A personal appreciation

Professor Paul Helm: A personal appreciation

The news that Professor Paul Helm (1940-2025) passed away at the end of the year caused much sadness in the …

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Daniel J. Treier

Daniel J. Treier

American evangelical professor and author Daniel J. Treier has died aged 53 after a “brief” battle with metastatic lung cancer. …

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‘Bleeding for Jesus’ – second edition

‘Bleeding for Jesus’ – second edition

Reviewing this initial edition for Evangelicals Now, Julia Cameron commented on the density of the detail contained, the frustrating …

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Exploring Biblical wisdom

Exploring Biblical wisdom

Birkett has transformed my sloppy ways and helped me to see that Proverbs has structure and progression: a series of …

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True freedom in Christ

True freedom in Christ

The book is clearly needed, as addiction is on the rise in our culture and the church will encounter this …

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"Fallen Royals" - your views
Date posted: 8 Jan 2026

Dear Editor, Your recent column on “Fallen Royals” [see the article here] suggests that the British royal family …

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Thank you - your views
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Pardon? - your views
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