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Authorities ordered to pay millions in Koh Case

Authorities ordered to pay millions in Koh Case

Malaysia's government and police have been ordered to pay millions in compensation to the family of a pastor who was abducted more than eight years ago.

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CofE: Should we stay, or should we go?
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Oak Hill College now ‘healthier’
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Does the Bible need trigger warnings?
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'The cross is not a flag to wave, but a faith to proclaim'

'The cross is not a flag to wave, but a faith to proclaim'

I once visited an Israeli primary school in Jerusalem and looked around a classroom. It was much the same as …

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Violent persecution in Mozambique

Violent persecution in Mozambique

Violent persecution against Christians is mounting in Mozambique, with jihadist attacks having slaughtered thousands and displaced an estimated 600,000 people …

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Is it time to change what children are taught at church?

Is it time to change what children are taught at church?

Here’s a question: In your Sunday youth and children’s groups (assuming you have them), what do you teach? And how …

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‘A transformative tool’: The New Testament in heart languages

‘A transformative tool’: The New Testament in heart languages

The recently released State of the Bible report, which was written about here on en's website, reveals the exciting …

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How well do we know our different cultures?

How well do we know our different cultures?

The articles in this series are about “engaging with culture”. Recently I have been pondering “just which culture should I …

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The challenge of sharing Jesus in the workplace

The challenge of sharing Jesus in the workplace

For many Christians, the place with the most challenges and opportunities for sharing their faith is the workplace. While most …

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Young adults are joining churches - here's why

Young adults are joining churches - here's why

A new report shows that young adults in the UK today are approaching faith as a source of emotional wellbeing …

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MAF marks 80 years of humanitarian flight

MAF marks 80 years of humanitarian flight

Marking the first Lady Mayor’s Show in style: Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) joined the iconic procession to welcome Dame Susan …

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Street evangelists affected by Birmingham ban

Street evangelists affected by Birmingham ban

Street preachers in Birmingham have adjusted their evangelistic strategies to comply with a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) that came …

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US: Reactions to Nigeria being classed as CPC

US: Reactions to Nigeria being classed as CPC

There has been mixed reaction among missionary workers to the news that the US State Department has updated its classification …

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Netherlands: Mixed feelings following election victory

Netherlands: Mixed feelings following election victory

Evangelicals in the Netherlands have been left with mixed feelings following the victory of Rob Jetten’s liberal D66 party, who …

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Waiting game for Finnish free speech case

Waiting game for Finnish free speech case

Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen remains “hopeful that justice will prevail” as she faces a waiting game following the hearing of …

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Mark Prentice - new minister of ANiE church

Mark Prentice - new minister of ANiE church

An independent Anglican church outside the Church of England has a new minister. St Thomas’s Church in Corstorphine, Edinburgh recently …

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‘Mother of modern Bible translation’ dies

‘Mother of modern Bible translation’ dies

Wycliffe Bible Translators has paid tribute to one of its long-serving missionaries who has died at 87.Dr Katharine “Katy” …

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Sam Solomon, Christian Concern co-founder, dies

Sam Solomon, Christian Concern co-founder, dies

Sam Solomon, Christian scholar, apologist and a co-founder of Christian Concern (CC), died on 3 October.A statement on the …

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Wise Biblical counselling for troubled times

Wise Biblical counselling for troubled times

“That was a traumatic experience.” In our culture, that short sentence can be used to describe everything from a stressful …

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Tell them the old, old story

Tell them the old, old story

So, I would like to introduce you to some children’s titles that tell the “old, old story of Jesus and …

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Stories of King Jesus

Stories of King Jesus

This beautifully illustrated children’s story Bible includes 70 Bible stories, tracing the theme of God the King and His kingdom …

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Genetic fallacy
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Dear Editor, Paul Mills’ article on climate change was well-informed, and I do not doubt his sincerity. However I …

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Dick Lucas
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