Thousands turn out for Tearfund's Big Quiz Night
More than 22,000 people from South Wales to the Shetlands and Bournemouth to Belfast pitted their wits against each other as more than 500 British churches put on events.
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Finding my true identity: What motherhood taught me about God
One of the hardest yet most shaping times of life has been the season of being at home with little ones.
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The greatest threat to today's church? Lack of imagination
We are very used to doing things in the same old way. We are much less good at finding new ways of being church and making the good news known.
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Alarm as number of child gamblers quadruples
A Gambling Commission study has found that 450,000 aged 11-16 bet regularly, with scratchcards, slot machines and bets among friends most popular.
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Israel seeks US backing against Airbnb over removal of listings in West Bank settlements
AirBnB decided to remove the approximately 200 'listings in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank that are at the core of the dispute between Israelis and Palestinians'.
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Piers Morgan defends being biologically male and masculine on International Men's Day
The Good Morning Britain accused radical feminists of 'gleefully' hijacking the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements 'to serve their own man-hating purpose'
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Health expert calls for ban on alcohol advertising in winter
An alcohol and drug rehabilitation expert is calling for a ban on alcohol advertising during winter over fears that the dreary weather will make people more inclined towards excessive drinking.
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May staying with draft Brexit deal as opponents seek to make formal challenge
British Prime Minister Theresa May vowed on Monday to stick to her draft European Union divorce deal as dissenting lawmakers in her own party tried to trigger a leadership challenge.
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Churches getting ready to shelter homeless people over the winter
Churches in Portsmouth will be among those providing a warm bed and hot meal for homeless people this winter.
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Poirot star David Suchet helps Christian charity support more blind people this Christmas
Actor David Suchet is lending his support to a Christian charity's drive to help more blind children this Christmas.
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Grassroots initiatives are key to solving Britain's knife crime problem - bishop
The Bishop of St Albans has urged the Government to fund grassroots initiatives as part of its strategy to tackle Britain's knife crime problem.
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Two years after missionary Jeff Woodke's abduction, locals plead for his release
Woodke, 57, was kidnapped by unknown assailants believed to be from an Islamist group who killed two security guards.
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Diocese of London gears up for church-planting drive
The churches that have been selected will receive a 'planting curate', a three-year posting that will see them trained in the resource church before planting another.
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