Archbishop uses Easter message to speak of hope in 'dark days'
The Archbishop of Canterbury has recorded a sermon for Easter in which he will remind people that they are "not alone" during the "dark days of this Easter".
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PraySTAYsay: a new campaign to reach sports people during the lockdown
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Pastor who spent a week in ICU with coronavirus praying for Boris Johnson to pull through
A pastor who survived coronavirus after fighting for his life in intensive care has said he is "praying that God would breathe the breath of life" into Boris Johnson's lungs.
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Christians asked to pray for Boris Johnson as he battles coronavirus in intensive care
Church leaders are asking Christians to pray for Boris Johnson after he was moved to intensive care as he continues to receive treatment for coronavirus.
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New church minister inducted online due to Covid-19 restrictions
Rev Alastair Duncan, who was installed online as minister of St George's Tron, said it was "an odd situation to be in" to be inducted into a new role at a time when so much of what he can do is restricted by the coronavirus lockdown.
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Queen reflects on the comfort of prayer in coronavirus address to the nation
In a speech that invoked the spirit of the Blitz, the Queen told the nation that "better days will return".
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Calls for Titus Trust to close over John Smyth abuse
There have been calls for the Titus Trust to close after it reached a settlement with victims of John Smyth.
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Respected Free Church minister passes away from coronavirus
Christians have been paying tribute to respected minister and author John J Murray, who died on Wednesday from coronavirus aged 85.
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