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Burnham’s big vision – but what about family and church?
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'Zionism is racism' falls short – here's why
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Bishop Rob Munro defends involvement in CofE
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Historic church gets new life after years as nightclub
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More Biblically orthodox candidates stand in vital CofE vote

More Biblically orthodox candidates stand in vital CofE vote

More Biblically orthodox candidates are standing in the current "tightly contested" elections for the Church of England's ruling body, a …

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New Testament, new tech

New Testament, new tech

Despite advances in technology, printed book sales remain remarkably resilient. While digital books increase their share in the market, there …

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Welsh evangelicals ‘to professionalise’

Welsh evangelicals ‘to professionalise’

The Evangelical Movement of Wales’ (EMW) new director wants the organisation to have a “robust plan” and to “professionalise” its …

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Theology is not the enemy of faith – it feeds it

Theology is not the enemy of faith – it feeds it

For some Christians, the word "doctrine" does not exactly set the heart racing. It can sound academic, technical – perhaps …

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Are you shaping your social media feed, or is it shaping you?

Are you shaping your social media feed, or is it shaping you?

Here’s a rule I would urge upon all of us as we navigate the online world: don’t be a content-creator …

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How can families engage well with schools?

How can families engage well with schools?

The writer to the Hebrews describes believers as surrounded by “such a great cloud of witnesses”. I often find myself …

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Bishop Rob Munro defends involvement in CofE

Bishop Rob Munro defends involvement in CofE

Conservative evangelical Bishop of Ebbsfleet Rob Munro has defended his continued involvement in the Church of England, saying Christians should …

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Franklin Graham to Manchester: ‘We each have a date with death’

Franklin Graham to Manchester: ‘We each have a date with death’

On Saturday, Franklin Graham, American missionary and son of evangelist Billy Graham, preached a stark message of judgement to thousands …

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Historic church gets new life after years as nightclub

Historic church gets new life after years as nightclub

A historic church building in Scotland, previously used as a nightclub and cinema, is undergoing renovations so it can be …

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Christians 'effectively forced underground' in Algeria

Christians 'effectively forced underground' in Algeria

Persecution of Christians continues to grow in Algeria, with Christians now effectively forced underground due to pressure on church premises, …

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Australia: the nation’s youngest premature baby survives

Australia: the nation’s youngest premature baby survives

Amid recent bad news concerning the advancement of abortion (see this article here and here), a new arrival in …

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‘Burnings, suffocation, simulated drowning’ for Afghan Christians

‘Burnings, suffocation, simulated drowning’ for Afghan Christians

Christians in Afghanistan are being subjected to crimes against humanity, and face the real prospect of genocide five years after …

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New role at BCUK

New role at BCUK

Biblical Counselling UK’s (BCUK) new Partner Engagement Manager is Lottie Driver.BCUK describes Driver as having a “wealth” of fundraising …

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New director for Evangelical Library

New director for Evangelical Library

Bryn Blake is the Evangelical Library’s new library director. Dr Blake’s academic background is in English ecclesiastical history research. He …

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Missionary who died in Auschwitz honoured

Missionary who died in Auschwitz honoured

Jane Haining, a Scottish missionary who cared for Christian and Jewish children at a Budapest school in the 1930s, has …

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A 'refreshing call to have fun' as Christians

A 'refreshing call to have fun' as Christians

Is the Christian life a grim, white-knuckle ride of dreary endurance and joyless self-denial in the cause of Christ? Ray …

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'A personal story with lessons for us all'

'A personal story with lessons for us all'

I am fascinated by biographies anyway, especially of Christian heroes who have risked their lives for the cause of Christ. …

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Addressing seven life stories with a better story

Addressing seven life stories with a better story

This book is a planned collaboration between Timothy Keller and his son, Michael, who is also a pastor in New …

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Congregational singing
Date posted: 9 Oct 2026

Dear Editor, With reference to your Comment, en August 2026, about congregational singing. This resonated with me, but …

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Complementarians: Stop apologising?
Date posted: 7 Oct 2026

Dear Editor, The article: “Stop apologising for being a complementarian!” (en online, May 2026) got me …

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The Equality Act - it should not be repealed
Date posted: 5 Oct 2026

Dear Editor, Rhys Laverty writes (en September 2026) that Christians should seek the repeal or replacement of the …

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