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April’s anorexia agony is over
March 31, 2019 | kevin
THE JOY in April Shipton’s voice when she sings worship songs now shows no hint of her dark past when she stood in front of a mirror with self-hatred raging in her heart – and heard a voice calling her “disgusting”.
“I struggled against the truth of my life”, says abortion survivor Melissa
March 31, 2019 | kevin
As a baby, Melissa had no name and wasn’t intended to live – until a nurse rescued her from hospital waste
An abortion survivor will share her inspirational story at this year’s March for Life in London.
Watch out, there’s a new Sheriff in town
March 31, 2019 | kevinA High Sheriff, to be precise. Vicar’s wife Davina Irwin-Clark will spend a year as Her Majesty’s West Sussex representative for law and order
Bad boy of British boxing born again
February 4, 2019 | kevinControversial British boxer Dereck Chisora’s comeback plans came to a shuddering halt when he was knocked out by Dillian Whyte in the 11th round on 22 December 2018.
But on a personal level Chisora is in a better place after … Read More
There WAS room INN Victoria Station for Jesus this Christmas!
February 4, 2019 | kevinStreet preacher Roland Parsons has refused to let a previous escapade with the police deter him from reading the Bible aloud on Christmas Eve.
Locals rally to help after manse blaze
February 4, 2019 | kevin
Pastor’s family overwhelmed by “extraordinary support” after losing everything
A pastor’s family has seen an outpouring of generosity from churches and locals after a fire devastated their home.
Miracle baby Keira
November 29, 2018 | kevinIt’s the time of year when the most miraculous birth in history is celebrated, so here’s another miracle baby story about Keira Young, who is now a happy six year old.
Prayer won’t Costa lot
November 29, 2018 | kevin
A branch of Costa Coffee is adding an optional weekly shot of prayer to the curative effect of coffee.
British Christians donate two ambulances to mark massacre
November 29, 2018 | kevin
During Israel’s turbulent birth period in spring 1948, one particular atrocity which the British failed to prevent was the Hadassah Convoy Massacre. Two ambulances were blown up and 79 people killed. These included doctors, nurses, students, patients, Hebrew University faculty members, Hagenah fighters and a British soldier.
Festival fun
September 27, 2018 | kevin