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Is your church realising its potential?

Is your church realising its potential?

"We have such potential, and many New Testament letters function something like an appeal – urging churches to realise this potential."

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When shepherds fail: Can we trust church leaders again?
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Exclusive: ‘Alternative ordination’ Anglicans speak out
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James Talarico & the rise of liberal Christianity
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Europe: Anglican network plants over one church a month
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Newly elected Synod to meet – but who are they?
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Football's revolving door: What are the lessons for churches?

Football's revolving door: What are the lessons for churches?

Head Coach Michael Carrick says he won't walk away from Manchester United – but as professional football enters another international …

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Albania: Goodwill for evangelicals

Albania: Goodwill for evangelicals

More than 250 delegates from a range of evangelical networks have attended “Hope For Europe 2026” in Golem, Albania. The …

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What is ‘knowledge’?

What is ‘knowledge’?

“It’s epistemology, Jim, but not as we know it.” Perhaps you’re thinking “I recognise that cultural reference: ‘It’s life, Jim…’"? …

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Ziggy Rogoff

Beyond the Torah: Helping your Jewish friends see the full story

Ziggy Rogoff
 Fran Kirby

After the Sunday service: A Biblical call to deeper conversations

Fran Kirby
 Karen Soole

Where have all the men’s conventions gone?

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Five principles for sharing the gospel with Muslim friends

Five principles for sharing the gospel with Muslim friends

The number of Muslims is growing rapidly in the UK. This raises all kinds of political issues; but no matter …

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Remembering their sacrifice: Stories of war and the love of Christ

Remembering their sacrifice: Stories of war and the love of Christ

As an Anglican minister, on Remembrance Sunday I welcome just under 100 people from our community through our church doors …

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How a dying soldier led a Jewish doctor to Jesus

How a dying soldier led a Jewish doctor to Jesus

A Jewish army surgeon was amazed by the courage of a young soldier badly wounded in the Battle of Gettysburg …

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New Halloween initiative sees UK Christians reach thousands

New Halloween initiative sees UK Christians reach thousands

From discos on driveways to party bags in parks, courage and creativity are growing as Christians across the UK shared …

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Bringing daylight into UK prisons

Bringing daylight into UK prisons

Daylight Prison Volunteers and Staff from around the UK have gathered at King’s Church, Flitwick for their annual meeting.The …

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Alliance welcomes stronger orthodox voice on Synod

Alliance welcomes stronger orthodox voice on Synod

A coalition of conservative networks within the Church of England (CofE) is expressing gratitude to God, stating that the orthodox …

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Broken, homeless, hopeless... then he met Christ’s grace

Broken, homeless, hopeless... then he met Christ’s grace

A Christian Rehabilitation Centre in East Kazakhstan is opened once more for ministry after eight years of closure. Leading the …

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New Faroe Bible translation is launched

New Faroe Bible translation is launched

The Faroese Bible Society has released a new translation of the New Testament in Faroese, aiming to better reflect local …

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Europe: Anglican network plants over one church a month

Europe: Anglican network plants over one church a month

A Biblically orthodox Anglican movement has continued to grow since its launch, planting, on average, more than one church every …

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Paying tribute to Douglas Stewart

Paying tribute to Douglas Stewart

The International Fellowship of Evangelical Students (IFES) has paid tribute to Douglas Stewart, who has died. “We are profoundly grateful …

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Eddie Lyle: 'He will be greatly missed'

Eddie Lyle: 'He will be greatly missed'

Eddie Lyle, who served as Open Doors UK & Ireland’s (ODUK&I) Chief Executive and President, and later as consultant for …

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Remembering David Winter

Remembering David Winter

David Winter – former head of religious broadcasting at the BBC, writer, and parish minister – has died at age …

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Sustaining our churches and valuing heritage

Sustaining our churches and valuing heritage

Church-crawling was a phrase originally coined by the former poet laureate, John Betjeman.

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Terry Virgo: A visionary leader (controversial to some)

Terry Virgo: A visionary leader (controversial to some)

If you were to ask 100 people to name ten key figures who have had a significant impact on the …

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Challenging Western views of the local church

Challenging Western views of the local church

A surprising and refreshing read that challenges Western views of the local church. Prepare to go on an exciting and …

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How do temptation and sin relate to each other?
Date posted: 6 Nov 2026

Dear Editor, The issue of temptation and sin is relevant to every Christian every day in this age. So …

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Despair about the CofE
Date posted: 2 Nov 2026

Dear Editor, As a Church of England (CofE) vicar ordained in 1995, I increasingly despair at the direction in …

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Discipleship and teaching
Date posted: 30 Oct 2026

Dear Editor, In his article, “Have we lost the art of discipleship?”, Roy Summers notes “our obsession with …

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