How Saka’s courage and faith inspired me

Dec 10, 2022 by

by Louise Davies, CARE: Earlier this week, Bukayo Saka, a rising star in the English football team, answered an interesting question during a press conference at the World Cup in Qatar. The journalist asked Saka whether he was still...

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‘The gospel in the public square’ – what does it look like?

Oct 1, 2019 by

By Andrew Symes, Anglican Mainstream. I’ve written before about my fascination with the last few chapters of Acts, which portray the apostle Paul on trial again and again. Here are some more reflections. While there are great differences...

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Thousands of Christians fill Trafalgar Square for Pentecost celebration Thy Kingdom Come

Jun 9, 2019 by

from Christian Today: Trafalgar Square was filled with thousands of Christians from across denominations and traditions for a major Pentecost celebration at the heart of the capital today. Thy Kingdom Come, a 10-day prayer initiative...

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Fury at ‘ignorant’ BBC for questioning whether an MP should have worn an Ash Wednesday cross on her forehead...

Mar 5, 2017 by

by Jonathan Petre, Mailonline: The BBC has been accused of being ‘dismissive’ of Christianity and lambasted for its ignorance after questioning whether an MP should have attended a parliamentary meeting with an Ash Wednesday cross on her...

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Wholesome testimony to faith in God slips through net of BBC’s PC agenda

May 17, 2016 by

by Andrew Symes, Anglican Mainstream. The BBC is a ‘politically correct’ organization. The original Reithian vision set out that one of the institution’s aims is to educate the nation. What Andrew Marr ten years ago described as...

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Pastor persecuted by fellow pastors for speaking boldly about Jesus

Apr 15, 2016 by

by Shianee Mamanglu-Regala, Christian Today. A German pastor is reportedly being persecuted by fellow pastors for preaching boldly about Jesus Christ and “refusing to bend a knee to political correctness.” Pastor Olaf Latzel...

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