“I was dyslexic but now I have two degrees!”
In this regular feature Roger Greene brings you stories of God’s amazing interventions in the lives of Christians in the marketplace. Now he introduces you to Tony Larkin who tells…
Tourist spot turns into prayer tower
Local mechanic kick-starts worship event with a bird’s eye view WELL KNOWN across the county for fixing cars, Rustington mechanic Simon Day now aims to retune a community with prayer.
Hope for Syria and the Philippines: Worthing charity broadcasts good news
Worthing-based charity Health Communication Resources (HCR) is helping to bring hope to Syria and the Philippines through Christian radio broadcasts.
Bluesman Bryn is “Top Of The Pops” in prison
Bryn Haworth was a hit in the 70s. Well, he’s popular again – this time bringing healing peace into prisons. In a Sussex village before a church gig, this “musician’s…
Veteran campaigner backs pastor’s plea
Being 94 and bed-ridden did not deter moral campaigner Steve Stevens from inviting another campaigning author and pastor to visit and swap notes WHAT HAVE THE CHRISTIANS ever done for…
Baptists boom in Arundel
How a little church enjoys a big influence. Clive Price reports A HUMBLE nonconformist congregation has more than doubled its capacity – and increased its impact – amid one of…
Genesis: a laughing stock at Worthing Baptist
In the Beginning Searchlight Theatre Company, 15 November, Worthing Baptist Church Michael Taylor and David Robinson are a double-act used to far larger venues, with audiences sometimes over 700, but…
NEW THREAT TO FREE SPEECH
Why carol singing and handing out leaflets could make you a nuisance this time next year STREET PREACHERS and others who express controversial views could be caught by new sweeping…
A day in the life of a School Chaplain
What’s it like to be in charge of the spiritual welfare of 1600 adolescents? Paul Sanderson MBE says it’s a privilege and has written, exclusively for HEART readers Paul Sanderson…
Family film is full of faith
In an exclusive interview, “the new CS Lewis”, bestselling author G P Taylor, tells Clive Price of his surprise at the film treatment of one of his popular novels LESSONS…
“Duty to die” fears over assisted suicide bill
A Scottish bid to legalise assisted suicide is “unnecessary, unethical and dangerous”, and could lead the vulnerable to feel they have a “duty to die”, campaigners say.
Street preacher walks free
In the last edition of Heart, we brought you news of pastor Josh Williamson who was arrested twice for preaching on the streets of Scotland. Earlier this month, the London…
Russian princess packs out Shoreham church
A RUSSIAN PRINCESS who supported refugees, protested against anti-Semitism and challenged the KGB has generated local news headlines, capacity crowds and a growing interest in a Sussex church The story…
Premier lose appeal
The Court of Appeal has upheld a decision to ban an advert inviting Christians to share their experiences of marginalisation in the workplace.
Parents who would have had abortion sue lawyers
A mother and father, who would have aborted their own daughter if they had known more about her chances of being disabled, are now suing their legal team.