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Government decision to scrap two-child benefit cap welcomed by pro-life group
Right to Life UK said there was evidence that the cap was impacting on the decision of some women to have an abortion.
Black History Month is a helpful reminder that Christianity isn't a 'white man’s religion'
The Gospel is the good news for all people, everywhere.
7 practical ways students can nurture their faith at university
For many young people, the transition to university marks more than just academic independence—it also begins a new chapter in their faith journey.
Chaplaincy teams provide prayer and spiritual support in town centres
"People might disagree with what we believe, but they appreciate what we do.”
Bible translation accelerates as millions receive Scripture in their own language
The global movement to make the Bible available in every language is gaining remarkable momentum, with new figures showing historic progress in translation efforts.
Rediscovering God’s creation in a screen-saturated age
According to new research, young people in the UK are spending most of their time indoors, glued to screens, with little interest to encounter the beauty of nature. But what a loss this is!
Lancashire bishops commend £20m government boost for local communities
It has been described as a “vital step forward” for regeneration and community renewal.
Major crackdown sees dozens of Christians detained in east China
Authorities in eastern China have detained over 70 Christians in what Open Doors describes as one of the largest crackdowns on unregistered churches in recent years.
Growing concerns over abortion pill safety on both sides of the Atlantic
Fresh warnings have emerged in the UK and US about the dangers of abortion pills, with new data highlighting the scale of complications faced by women.
Survey reveals thousands of UK churches may close by 2030
A nationwide survey by UK charity National Churches Trust has raised concerns that as many as 2,000 churches across the UK could close within the next five years.
Ancient coin hoard unearthed in Galilee reveals secrets of last Jewish revolt under Romans
The 22 coins, dating back more than 1,600 years, were found within a narrow crack deliberately carved at the end of a winding tunnel.
Baptist Union of Great Britain maps out rescue plan for Spurgeon’s students after shock closure
The Baptist Union of Great Britain (BUGB) has detailed a wide-ranging support package to keep students from the now-closed Spurgeon’s College on track for the new academic year.
£11m investment to boost mission across Church of England parishes
Almost half of all Church of England parishes are set to gain from a new £11 million wave of investment aimed at strengthening mission, outreach and discipleship, according to the latest figures.
Finding true friends in Christ: 6 traits to look out for
As this new semester begins, seek out friendships that make you love Jesus more, not less, and be that kind of friend to others.
Salvation Army calls for urgent action on homelessness in Scotland
As Scotland heads toward next May’s parliamentary election, The Salvation Army is pressing political leaders to put homelessness prevention at the top of their agendas.
Not an insult, but a reminder of God’s grace: why are we sinners?
The Bible doesn’t expose our sin to crush us—it exposes it to point us to the only cure