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Press releases

• Gavin Calver and Phil Knox launch inspirational small group resource to accompany their new book, Good News People
• New Both Lives Podcast is launched by the Evangelical Alliance – exploring what it means to truly value the lives of both women and unborn children in pregnancy.
• New Evangelical Alliance study uncovers the importance of spiritual experiences and the Bible in new believers’ journeys to faith
• Church leaders from over 60 Scottish Parliament constituencies and every electoral region sign joint letter against Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill
• More people are attending church than before the pandemic
• The Evangelical Alliance releases statement from CEO Gavin Calver, on government’s decision to slash aid to pay for defence spending
• The Evangelical Alliance releases new Relationships Matter online course
• One People Commission launches new resource: Visions of Justice and Hope
• Evangelical Alliance responds to result of Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill vote
• More than 1,200 Christian leaders sign open letter to MPs opposing assisted dying bill
• Forbes: 'Christians should have confidence to get involved' to make a difference for the future of Scotland
• Lynne Paterson joins as head of Evangelical Alliance Scotland
• The King’s speech and draft bill to ban conversion practices
• The Evangelical Alliance congratulates and prays for the new Prime Minister
• Evangelicals encouraged to think faithfully about politics
• Care for those most in need drives evangelical engagement in politics
• What does it mean to be human? Chart-topping podcast, Being Human, returns for its fifth season, continuing to explore a new apologetic for the 21st Century
• 50% of people in Northern Ireland describe themselves as a practising Christian and one in five consider themselves to be evangelical
• Ending conversion practices in Scotland: Christian leaders should not be prevented from providing pastoral support
• Abortion rates have almost doubled in NI in the last three years since abortion law was changed
• Tim Rowlands is announced as the new head of the Evangelical Alliance in Wales
• Christianity will always be relevant and essential to our society
• Church and government need to work together to tackle cost of living crisis
• Evangelical Alliance calls for "long-term solutions" for persecuted Christians worldwide at International Freedom of Religion or Belief Conference
• New report reveals Scottish churches and Christian groups helped over 2,000 individuals recover from drug addiction
• Talking Jesus report is now live – available here
• Ground-breaking new research to be released on the state of faith and perceptions of Jesus in the UK
• Evangelical Alliance statement on cyber security incident
• Response to confusion over conversion therapy plans
• ‘Leading on the edge’: Evangelical Alliance gathers online to unite and encourage Christians in leadership
• The Evangelical Alliance welcomes the decision of the European Court of Human Rights on Ashers bakery case
• Gathered church is back but habits are changing, says new Evangelical Alliance report
• Evangelical Alliance helps churches tackle climate change following COP26
• Those exploring their sexual orientation or gender identity should be allowed to choose support, new poll reveals
• Evangelical Alliance launches new season of podcast on what it means to be human
• Evangelical Alliance launches landmark young adults resource
• Evangelical Alliance releases ‘Lament’ spoken word film addressing UK COVID-19 grief
• Rev Israel Oluwole Olofinjana is announced as the Evangelical Alliance’s new One People Commission director
• After 10 years as director of advocacy, Dr David Landrum is leaving the Evangelical Alliance
• New report reveals Scottish churches deliver over 200,000 individual acts of support during lockdown
• Evangelical Alliance calls the UK to pray
• Scottish Christian charities unite to respond to coronavirus
• International initiative to equip the church in Northern Ireland on issues of human dignity - Stand for Life: Belfast coming in June copy
• Peter Lynas becomes Evangelical Alliance UK director
• Hope does not disappoint – the way forward after the election
• Northern Ireland abortion regime consultation released
• Evangelical Alliance granted core participant status in Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse
• Gavin Calver announced as new CEO of the Evangelical Alliance
• Westminster fundamentally undermines devolution on abortion and marriage
• Evangelical Alliance concerned at Court’s intervention in abortion case
• Changes to gender recognition in Scotland challenged by the Evangelical Alliance
• Government proposals set to resurrect state-backed register of church activities, says Evangelical Alliance
• Leader of bombed evangelical church in Sri Lanka offers forgiveness to attackers
• Steve Clifford to step down as general director of the Evangelical Alliance after ten years’ service
• Deputy First Minister reaffirms importance of “valuable contribution” of churches across Scotland
• Siân Rees joins the Evangelical Alliance as director of Wales
• Evangelical Alliance releases Transformed; an introduction on transgender
• Religious Liberty Commission statement on Asia Bibi
• Churches back Tracey Crouch over delay in FOBT limits
• Ashers: A win for everyone
• New Evangelical Alliance website resources and equips UK church
• Lord Ahmad’s appointment as PM’s special envoy on freedom of religion or belief welcomed
• Director Elfed Godding will leave the Evangelical Alliance in September
• Evangelical Alliance welcomes the ruling of the Supreme Court on NI Abortion Law
• Key appointment to equip young adults for mission
• Statement in response to abortion referendum in Ireland
• Sunday schools protected in key religious freedom victory
• New report is critical of the term 'Spiritual Abuse' as well intended, but not fit for purpose.
• Poll shows parents must be included in relationships education decisions
• The language of abuse

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• Thresholds and tables
• From overwhelmed to overcomer: Lucy’s journey to financial freedom with God’s help
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• How unemployment brought me closer to God
• Three reasons why prayer must be at the heart of our response to abortion
• “Local churches are a vital part of our community,” says Labour MP
• The promise and peril of digital ID
• My story: Usha Reifsnider
• An ageing population – problem or opportunity?
• Three reasons why the church must press further into political and public engagement on poverty
• Christian nationalism in the UK: a contest for the nation's soul?
• A glimmer of hope: the Lords is uncovering the truth about assisted suicide
• Celebrate the image of God in everyone this Disability Awareness Sunday
• Ending the wild west: why the Online Safety Act matters
• Scrolling through darkness: God’s light for a fractured world
• A deep dive into The Quiet Revival research
• Who is my neighbour? The hermeneutic of love
• Three tips for evangelising in a time of openness
• Four tips for navigating redundancy as a Christian
• Family, safety, community: Do we have to choose in the migration debate?
• A £1.5 billion regeneration fund evangelicals should know about
• Are you a good news person?
• Pointing young men in prison to Jesus
• Sophie's story: pre-eclampsia
• The long and winding road of leadership
• Born in the mind of God
• Do not be silent: speaking truth in a culture of fear
• New Relationships and Sex Education guidance published ahead of the 2026 school term
• A Christian response to the government's ten-year NHS plan for England
• Telling better stories: how Christians can reclaim media for truth
• From tolerated to celebrated: how we can include children in our services
• Created for connection: life as a foreigner in Seoul
• Why ‘colourblindness’ doesn’t help the church
• Keir Starmer’s first year in office as prime minister: a tale of two halves
• Defining "Islamophobia" could restrict gospel freedom
• Assisted suicide bill advances to the House of Lords
• Church leaders meet with their MP: an encouraging collaboration
• Boredom and the search for meaning
• Parliament votes to legalise unsafe and dangerous abortion
• Should Christians use AI?
• What the decriminalisation of abortion really means in practice
• Turn your frustration into prayer
• Faith and fatherhood in my blended family
• Is there a volunteering shortage in churches since the Covid pandemic?
• An update on the push for assisted suicide in Westminster and Scotland
• Five things the church can do to support mothers in pregnancy crisis
• George Floyd and the church – five years on: justice or jargon?
• “The Public Leader programme helped me live out my faith in a toxic workplace”
• Discipleship in an age of self-obsession
• How has the UK evangelical church changed since the Covid pandemic?
• Eight reasons we are urging MSPs to vote against the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill
• Getting your affairs in order can be a gift to your loved ones
• Unity is not uniformity
• Can we make the quiet revival louder?
• In the turbulence of 2025, the graduate scheme combined my passion for Jesus and politics
• Millennials – what does the quiet revival mean for you?
• What is a woman?
• God is at work in Wales
• The Easter story: hope in the darkness
• Sharing Easter eggs and good news on our street
• Adolescence: Is the crisis of masculinity leading young men to Christ?
• Seeking answers and finding Jesus
• Rebecca’s story – an extravagant gift
• The Disclosure Act 2020 comes into force on 1 April 2025 – what does this mean for your church or organisation?
• Four groups negatively affected by the assisted dying bill
• Email your MP to vote no to assisted suicide
• What being human in space does to the body
• Government-proposed mandatory reporting – here’s what you need to know
• Eliminating racial discrimination starts with the church
• Uniting in prayer reminds us of a deeper story for our nations
• Autistic people are indispensable members of the body of Christ
• A unique opportunity for churches to relieve some challenges for the NHS
• What can evangelicals learn from the life of Saint Patrick?
• Blake Lively/Justin Baldoni: Reputation vs righteousness – what is your pearl of great price?
• There is a new wave of men finding Jesus
• "It's important for people to have a good death," says Rachael Maskell MP
• Celebrating South Asian Christian women
• Three things to pray for your Muslim friend this Ramadan
• Hope in Ukraine: Margerite, her grandmother and youth camp
• My prayer for Wales on St David’s Day
• Hope in Ukraine: The making of a pastor
• What connects generosity and Lent?
• Hope in Ukraine: Larisa and the orphanage
• What does God say about my eating disorder?
• Hope in Ukraine: Inna and the Bibles
• Kim Leadbeater replaces High Court judge with assisted dying review panels
• Hope in Ukraine: Svetlana and the bakery
• Through God’s story, I’ve finally learnt to love my body
• "The Public Leader programme blends aspects of both leadership and faith to equip future leaders"
• Care for land is care for neighbour
• What will the new Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill mean for our education system?
• Education secretary outlines plans to restrict freedoms to home educate
• How will children’s social care be impacted by the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill?
• Why we engage on the issue of violence against women and girls
• Relationships Matter: We need to talk about sexuality
• What Lunar New Year could teach you about hospitality
• Home secretary announces a £5 million fund to support locally led grooming gangs inquiries
• What's changing in the new Mental Health Bill?
• 80th Holocaust memorial: lamenting the lost and caring for the survivors
• What does the Scottish Budget mean for you?
• From debt to destiny: my journey from financial blues to money coach
• Celebrity culture might make it easier to talk about Jesus
• God has been faithful in 2024, and the advocacy team are believing for more breakthroughs in 2025
• A Christmas story of grace, compassion and friendship
• VAT increases on private schools’ fees spark legal challenges
• Fast fashion: does our relationship with clothing reveal an identity crisis?
• “Our history shows us the power of prayer”
• Can we dare to have a vision of justice and hope?
• Assisted dying law – what comes next?
• Three lessons from my first three months at Evangelical Alliance
• Martyn’s law – where does this leave my church and Christian events?
• Will Ozempic help us live life to the full?
• More than 1200 Christian leaders join letter to MPs opposing assisted dying plans
• Take your generosity to a new level this month
• What’s wrong with a bill seeking to introduce assisted suicide?
• Parliament set to debate and vote on legalising assisted dying in England and Wales
• President-Elect Trump: how we still haven’t learnt how to listen
• COP29: Is climate change a Christian issue?
• Mission Possible: Evangelism from Zimbabwe to the UK
• Gen Z, it's time to engage with the new government
• Three ways to pray for church leaders
• New statutory duty to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace – here’s what you need to know
• Is death the ultimate human choice?
• Issue Briefing on Assisted Dying
• Forbes: 'Christians should have confidence to get involved' to make a difference for the future of Scotland
• Commercial sexual exploitation: considering a Christian perspective and urging MSPs to change the law
• How might we approach the conversation on Assisted Dying?
• Unshakeable hope in the darkness: a year after October 7
• Mission Possible: How a Christian hospital in India is changing lives through prayer and witness
• Prayer for the Middle East one year on
• Hannah's letter: Dear Mummy
• Hope's story
• Do evangelical Christians have anything good to say about the Draft Programme for Government?
• How can we reconcile racial injustice as a church?
• Scotland’s Programme for Government: tough times and a new focus
• What is the role of faith in a Labour government?
• Making space for all ages to encounter Jesus
• Where is your treasure?
• Heart behind the art: an interview with Adam Harding Willis
• Reflecting the goodness of God
• Spotlight: Giving team
• I'm learning to give God permission to interrupt my plans
• Scotland’s abortion law review is well underway
• Cultural brain rot, Gen Z and discipleship
• What is social cohesion and why should Christians strive for it?
• 10 minutes with... Lynne Paterson
• Young adults: God is on the move
• Back to school: finding a new rhythm and pace
• Mission Possible: Evangelism in persecuted lands and how the UK church can be bolder
• Why unchurched young people matter
• President Biden: Laying down power
• Making sense of the King's speech
• Thank you Fred
• Mission Possible: An interview with Preston Perry
• Interview with Hannah: Carrying my son
• For my boy
• A pro-both perspective on Luke 23:27-29
• Why it is so important People of Colour are committed to political engagement
• We need the whole church to encourage young adults in evangelism
• What does a Labour government mean for UK evangelicals?
• Speak Holy Spirit
• The view from Scotland: our importance in the 2024 general election
• Spotlight: Our One People Commission team
• Heart Behind The Art: an interview with Nicola Morrison
• The gift of words
• The spiritual practices: overly religious, self-care obsessed or a better way to live?
• Young adults: does my vote count?
• There is power in the tongue!
• How do I decide who to vote for?
• This election is pivotal for evangelicals in Northern Ireland – let’s keep praying and preparing
• Seen, heard, valued and honoured: let’s increase our awareness of learning disabilities
• How we can celebrate South Asian Heritage month
• Father's Day: what being a stay-at-home dad taught me about being a child of God
• Three guiding principles for Christian women ahead of polling day
• Sports evangelism: Could you share Jesus with others this summer?
• Rise up!
• Evangelicals encouraged to think faithfully about politics
• How would Jesus vote?
• Why voting is a start but can’t be where our political engagement ends
• I’m a Christian psychiatrist: here’s how I manage stress
• What does Jesus say about our mental health?
• God's intercultural kingdom in the island of Ireland
• Evangelicals care about others, but what role does this play in political engagement?
• Mindless scrolling and news fatigue: is digital abstinence the answer?
• Mental health crises in leadership: let's talk about it
• From Andrew Tate to #MeToo: can we bridge the battle of the sexes?
• Voter ID: fraud prevention or a hindrance at the ballot box?
• Loving our Sikh neighbours: my experience as a Sikh-background believer
• Hate Crime in Scotland – what does the new legislation mean for you?
• Why should Christians care about the Cass Review?
• JK Rowling: the enigma
• It's amazing what can happen when we listen
• Befriending: lending an ear
• What did you say?
• Changing the lives of young people one encounter at a time
• Spotlight: our Northern Ireland team
• Heart Behind the Art: an interview with Chris Poch
• United at the cross: getting free from comparison to other Christians
• How extreme are you?
• Christian politicians share how faith impacts their work
• Wales: Reflections from the Wales Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast 2024
• Intercultural justice: The gospel implications
• Parliament to vote on abortion being allowed up until birth
• Both Lives: The UK parliament conducts an inquiry into birth trauma
• Elon Musk, Mars and AI: I’m intrigued by humanity’s search for a future framework
• Motherhood: The highs and lows and how God has been faithful through it all
• Violence against women and girls: Edinburgh Council's disappointing step back
• St. David's Day is an opportunity for the church to reflect and connect
• Conversion therapy vote could criminalise church teaching and discipleship
• Northern Ireland: Who are the good news people?
• Discipling Gen Z: help, we’ve forgotten how to connect
• Launch Day: Coalition of Christian Voices Against Poverty in Northern Ireland
• God Unborn: Mary said yes
• Children’s Mental Health Week: bringing hope to the crisis
• I didn’t think churches would talk about loneliness – but I’ve been blown away
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• Speaking up in public life in 2024: we need your voice
• Let your MP know attempts to decriminalise abortion puts women and unborn children at greater risk
• Welcome to the chaos of 2024!
• Scottish Government announces plans to ‘end conversion practices’
• What would the world look like if women were truly cherished?
• Celebrating the next generation
• A wing and a prayer
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• Heart Behind the Art: Interview with Steve Thompson
• Celebrating a membership legacy
• Church leaders burn out too – let’s embrace our limits as Jesus did
• The local church can be a force for change in 2024
• Spotlight: Our membership team
• Reflections: why the Incarnation is the greatest revolution of all time
• Changes to abortion and criminal law put women and unborn children at risk
• We urge the Scottish Government to re-prioritise homelessness and drug addiction recovery in upcoming Budget
• I’m fed up with MPs throwing insults – but can I judge them?
• Belonging: How the church can create community and connection for disabled people
• How Christians are leading the way in providing bereavement support
• Young adults are spiritually curious – just look at the ‘manifesting’ trend
• Synod and same-sex blessings
• Briefing: Martyn’s Law and how it could impact church services and events
• How can the intercultural church remember together — when our history and experiences are different?
• Meet Rani Joshi, our new South Asian Forum co-ordinator
• Evangelical parents are dissatisfied with relationship and sex education in English schools
• The King’s Speech: 21 new bills but no mention of conversion therapy
• Fame, shame and the love of God: reflections on the passing of Matthew Perry
• What’s happening with the government’s conversion therapy plans?
• A tribute to Andy Bathgate
• Praying for peace in the holy land
• Poverty must be something we tackle together
• Cultural renewal
• Changing the trajectory: combatting the homeless crisis
• Be a catalyst for change
• Spotlight: our advocacy team
• Halloween: ideas for sharing Jesus – and raising courageous kids
• Heart Behind the Art: an interview with Cath Woolridge
• Ageism is not from the Bible – and it shouldn’t exist in our churches or society
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• Focus on doing justice needs to go deeper – reflections on Scotland’s Programme for Government
• Following Jesus at university
• Religious freedom in the workplace - why this should be central to human rights at work inquiry
• "So, what do you do for work?": a team member's perspective on being pro-both
• Meet three South Asian young adults in ministry
• The UK's first mainstream gospel festival
• What does it mean to be human? The question of our time
• Changes to RSE in Northern Ireland
• Charities Bill in Scotland: What does it mean for you?
• How friendship with Jesus changes us
• Westminster round-up: Making sense of it all
• Friendship on the frontline
• UK Covid Inquiry invites evangelicals to share experiences in new campaign
• The government are reviewing relationship and sex education in England: here’s what you should know
• Why we must oppose assisted dying proposals in Scotland
• Unconditional friendship
• Alcohol ruled my life – until I experienced God’s CPR
• Friendship Jesus' Way: Why friendship is part of the God story
• Top tips on leaving a legacy in your will
• Creating a safe space where young people can flourish
• Running the race together
• Spotlight: our unity team
• Be the salt of the earth
• Homeshare
• Heart behind the art: an interview with Sam Suriakumar
• Northern Ireland: can we reimagine a good news vision for our nation?
• Windrush legacy: Honouring the lives of pioneers
• Father's Day: Why I choose to trust Abba Father today
• ‘What is a woman?’ – the question that continues to divide parliamentarians and the public
• Outreach and evangelism: lessons in sharing Jesus with strangers
• From little acorns… Mighty oaks do grow
• 550,000 people were given a Warm Welcome in churches and community spaces across the UK this winter
• Further reflections on Colin Bloom’s faith engagement review
• Hope in anxiety: a pastoral perspective
• Police have new powers to arrest, but will this lead to law and order in society?
• The Illegal Migration Bill has been passed through the House of Commons – what happens now?
• Cost of living crisis: we need to be in this together
• Review calls on government to improve engagement with faith groups
• Maternity care for Black and Asian women deemed "appalling" by MPs
• Being human in an AI world
• 30 years on from the death of Stephen Lawrence - there is still much work to do
• The cross is for daily life, not just for Easter
• 10 minutes with... Phil Knox
• How to be a great friend: look at the Easter story
• Tim Rowlands joins the Evangelical Alliance as head of Wales
• How we increased our attendance by 600%
• "My grace is sufficient for you"
• The intercultural church: growing in unity
• Spotlight: Our mission team
• Growing together and going together
• Heart Behind the Art: an interview with Emily Feltham
• Baroness Casey calls for a culture reset in the Metropolitan Police
• What we need to see from our new first minister of Scotland
• Wales: Reflections from Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast 2023
• The Illegal Migration Bill places politics before people
• Assisted Dying Inquiry: important things you need to know
• Celebrating women of faith and influence
• Bitesize evangelism – breaking down the mission with a simple tool
• Ukraine, one year on: how the UK church can keep doing its part
• Reflections: The SNP leadership race and the importance of religious freedom in the corridors of government
• The Asbury outpouring, remembering revivals and the prophet Habakkuk
• Why we need the best of friends
• Five tips for sharing your faith with those in need
• Both Lives Matter: Church leaders gather in Washington
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• How to grow faith in a cost of living crisis
• Bishops' proposals depart from orthodox teaching. The Church of England needs our prayers for courage and conviction
• Holocaust Memorial Day: How can we reconcile faith and suffering?
• What the government must consider in its upcoming conversion therapy bill
• Gender recognition & Scottish devolution: How can we respond?
• Why is friendship good for me?
• Why nothing is impossible in 2023 – including reaching the UK with the gospel
• How ‘sharing Jesus more’ can be the resolution you actually keep in 2023
• Building friendships with introverts: An extrovert's guide
• Political stalemate in Northern Ireland must end in 2023
• Interview: Scotland public policy highlights, and what’s new in Holyrood for 2023
• Westminster: our work is not done – what does this mean for 2023?
• NI: Miscarriage and the church – is it still a taboo?
• Leaving a legacy of hope
• Heart Behind The Art: an interview with Lou Fellingham
• Hope for the intercultural church
• Unshackled
• Hope is the antidote
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• Scotland: Government told commercial sexual exploitation must stop
• Three ways to be a better friend this Christmas
• He is my comfort during the holiday blues
• 2021 Census: Christianity can flourish in the margins of society
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• ChurchWorks summit: exploring how the church can tackle the big issues
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• I’m a child of God
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• Standing on the shoulders of giants
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• Interview: Giving a voice to the voiceless
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• Time to leave the culture wars behind
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• Talking Jesus: How to love people who don't love the church
• Talking Jesus: Are “not-yet Christians” closer to trusting Jesus than we think?
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• Why the Jubilee is a great opportunity for your church
• Neither apocalypse nor silver bullet
• Animated about the gospel?
• Beauty in difference
• Misogyny in the spotlight: how can Christians respond?
• Countdown to the Northern Ireland assembly elections
• Trying to go it alone in mission? Don’t!
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• "Taking back control of our borders", but at what cost?
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• Bravery in diversity
• Learning another way
• Student Vote '22 event
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• Learning to 'go' as a church
• VAWG series: Here's what you need to know about the Domestic Abuse Plan
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• Be listeners in a gawking world
• The inter-generational body of Christ
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• VAWG series: Will the church be change-makers?
• #AltogetherDifferent: There's nothing "normal" about the gospel
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• VAWG series: How can men be allies?
• What does it mean to be human and black?
• Navigating the complexities of Mother's Day
• #WorldWaterDay22: What could your church do?
• Personhood, place and being present
• Commission impossible? Simple ways your church can share Jesus now
• VAWG series: Radical relationships
• Families and churches called on to home Ukrainians fleeing the war
• Praying for Wales at the 2022 parliamentary prayer breakfast
• Take heart
• China: Where saying “God loves you” is now a crime
• Intercultural worship: praise beyond borders
• A church toddler group transformed my life. What could your group do?
• VAWG series: Christians have a role to play
• Scotland moves closer to tackling commercial sexual exploitation
• #WorldBookDay, sight loss, and the best-selling book ever written
• Music of heaven
• Responding to the invasion of Ukraine with prayer and action
• VAWG series: We need more than policy to resolve this problem
• 4 life-changing habits for good news people in a bad news world
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• Why hospitality is so much more than just hosting a good meal
• Cost of living crisis: replacing anger with action
• Stories of Hope 2: Welcome to the series
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• Hope for the hungry
• Hope from altar to kitchen table
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• Why should Christians care about the government's plan to "Level Up"?
• Violence against women and girls (VAWG): a personal reflection and a policy response
• Prioritising rest, prioritising the planet
• Developing, exercising and celebrating multi-ethnicity in a united church
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• Old tweets and the importance of our words
• How we can support Christians in Afghanistan, where faith is costliest?
• The ripples of mission
• Being Human: Listening to voices not valued
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• The posture and power of service
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• Gaining hope in a year of loss / Ennill gobaith mewn blwyddyn o golled
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• Five steps to becoming a public leader-friendly church
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• Movement Day Doncaster: church unity for God’s kingdom
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• When mission takes us to a holiday cottage
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• Dave Cave, first co-ordinator of ACUTE, passes away
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• greatcommission.co.uk celebrates first anniversary
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