A laughing matter
Quirky children’s puppet shows with a Christian twist What do a scary dragon, Robin Hood and Ephesians 6 have in common? They’re all part of the latest children’s puppet show…
Quirky children’s puppet shows with a Christian twist What do a scary dragon, Robin Hood and Ephesians 6 have in common? They’re all part of the latest children’s puppet show…
Restoring relationships: Volunteer team leaders Chris Johnson, left, and Clive Bridgewater, right, with service manager Sarah Manthorpe, second left, and social work manager Rachel Larkin Absent fathers often don’t want…
Two pastors from Rwanda eagerly browse eVitabu’s library of theological content using a solar-powered Android device While Christians in the UK are familiar with accessing the Bible via their phones,…
Teens with questions about faith discover divinity has gone digital
Four men will crawl under barbed wire to help teenagers ‘suffering in silence’
Still going strong: Freddie and Anne Gallichan (left) have been sharing the Gospel in old people’s homes for 25 years (joined here by friends Margaret Skuse and Jean Malpas, right)
Women are being encouraged to pray for revival in groups of five.
Terry Griffiths was in and out of prison in his late teens, but now, at 61, he sings and plays guitar to residents in care homes around Worthing.
Janet is interviewed by film producer Mike Davidson A LONDON CINEMA refused to show a Christian film just two days before its premiere.
Canon Andrew White “can identify with the brokenness on our tiny island”
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