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Two Sunday services? Not necessarily

Two Sunday services? Not necessarily

It started with an invitation to lead some sessions for the church youth group on what it means to believe and belong.

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A new calling: Sharing Jesus with older people

A new calling: Sharing Jesus with older people

I have recently begun to sense God gently stirring something new in my heart, a growing awareness of the importance …

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Nigeria: Persecution is not slowing down

Nigeria: Persecution is not slowing down

More than 4,200 Christians in Nigeria have been killed during 2026, with one dying every 86 minutes, according to a …

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Are your expectations about the Christian life right?

Are your expectations about the Christian life right?

Over the summer I was on holiday with my family in Switzerland. We enjoyed a number of long hikes in …

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Lessons from a barber shop in perseverance

Lessons from a barber shop in perseverance

Every time he went for a haircut a Christian man invited his barber to come to church. During the course …

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100 years of Pooh: Where is the gospel in the Hundred Acre Wood?

100 years of Pooh: Where is the gospel in the Hundred Acre Wood?

In October 1926, the first collection of stories about a fictional bear was published. One hundred years later, that bear …

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How good it is that Christ suffered for you

How good it is that Christ suffered for you

1 Peter 3v18 is a great verse to memorise, and perhaps (if you have used Two Ways To Live) …

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Just 13% of 'Christian nationalists' attend church weekly

Just 13% of 'Christian nationalists' attend church weekly

Only 13% of a group described as "Christian nationalists" attend church weekly, despite 81% of them stating a Christian affiliation …

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Need help responding to New Age spirituality?

Need help responding to New Age spirituality?

The Evangelical Alliance is helping Christians to navigate the world of New Age spirituality, crystals, and tarot as they seek …

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Norfolk: ‘Every time we feel like giving up - something happens’

Norfolk: ‘Every time we feel like giving up - something happens’

Six years into its existence, a Norfolk Christian fellowship in an area “lacking” in gospel churches has tripled in size. …

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ACNA bishop censured for misconduct

ACNA bishop censured for misconduct

A bishop of the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina, part of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), has been …

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One-year-old euthanised in Netherlands

One-year-old euthanised in Netherlands

A one-year-old in the Netherlands has become the youngest known person to die by euthanasia.The child, who died at …

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Lahore: New law protecting girls from child marriage

Lahore: New law protecting girls from child marriage

Christian leaders and attorneys are welcoming a Lahore High Court (LHC) ruling that says living in a marital relationship with …

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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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Want to be 100% for God?

Want to be 100% for God?

Here is a helpful and engaging exploration of Romans 12v1-2. The author unpacks the meaning and implications of what a …

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A 'huge library of sermons'

A 'huge library of sermons'

Sermon Audio describes itself as “The largest and most trusted library of over 2 million free audio sermons from conservative …

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Sexuality: A bridge too far?

Sexuality: A bridge too far?

What does it mean to be evangelical? That is one question explored in this collection of essays and testimonies from …

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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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