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What kind of social care do we want to build, Andy Burnham?

What kind of social care do we want to build, Andy Burnham?

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Theology is not the enemy of faith – it feeds it

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Christian youth holidays: Squeezed but growing!

Christian youth holidays: Squeezed but growing!

The principal of a youth holidays organisation says greater choice is partly responsible for a decline in numbers.Organisations such …

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Tony hits the sweet spot

Tony hits the sweet spot

Speaker Tony Cannon hit the sweet spot when he spoke at this year’s Junior Anglican Evangelical Conference (JAEC) at King’s …

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Christian Concern hosts Tory conference event

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How an Egyptian holiday led to ongoing ministry

How an Egyptian holiday led to ongoing ministry

A holiday trip to Luxor in January 2023, coupled with reading the DayOne guide to Biblical connections to Egypt, planted …

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

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Adoption apology?
Date posted: 12 Oct 2026

Dear Editor, It was very interesting to read Karen Soole’s article referring to Keir Starmer’s apology for forced adoptions. …

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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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