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Calls for Titus Trust to close over John Smyth abuse

There have been calls for the Titus Trust to close after it reached a settlement with victims of John Smyth.

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The challenges of home-schooling

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Matthew Broderick's pastor sister was so sure she was going to die of coronavirus, she planned her funeral

Janet Broderick, whose brother is Hollywood actor Matthew Broderick, described how her condition deteriorated so rapidly that she prayed to Jesus and planned her funeral even before her tests results had come back. …

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• Psalm 46:10 is the perfect Bible verse for the world right now

  

  Most of the world seems to have moved online, making it an even noisier place than it was before (virtually speaking).

• No laughing matter: there's something greater at stake than the arrest of Rodney Howard-Browne

  

  When a preacher is undermining the Church by his words and actions, and endangering the lives and souls of those within and without, it is incumbent on others who are teachers in the Church (the pillar and ground of the truth), to point out their error and as strongly as possible warn about the harm they cause.

• Church minister sues hotel after disruption to marriage conference

  

  A church minister who says his marriage conference was halted halfway through by hotel staff is to take legal action.

• The one thing husbands and wives need to get through the coronavirus lockdown

  

  How can married couples thrive and flourish in these unusual and restrictive circumstances?

• Three words of hope to help you handle self-isolation

  

  It's vital to take charge of the situation and not let the situation take charge of us

• Dr Catherine Hamlin: A beautiful life

  

  As the world faces a period of severe trial involving Covid-19, the late Dr Hamlin's words and life example are a timely inspiration to us all.

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• Christian politicians back letter warning of destitution for victims of modern day slavery

  

  The letter to Priti Patel, , signed by a number of Christian politicians, warns that victims of modern day slavery may not be able to self-isolate or access financial assistance during the coronavirus pandemic.

• Legal proceedings against Government started after double U-turn on abortion

  

  Christian Concern is mounting a legal challenge against changes to abortion regulations brought in by the Government during the coronavirus crisis.

• Royal College of Physicians says it does not support change in the law on assisted dying

  

  The announcement was welcomed by the Christian Medical Fellowship and anti-euthanasia campaign group Care Not Killing.

• The paradox of advancing abortion rights while fighting a global pandemic

  

  In the shadow of a struggling health service and quite literally in the wake of loss of life due to a global pandemic, there is something incredibly distasteful in legislating for the 'right' to end a human life.

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  'God is in this' - Dolly Parton tells fans to 'keep the faith' during coronavirus pandemic

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  Franklin Graham's non-profit sets up emergency coronavirus hospital in New York's Central Park

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  Pastor dies of coronavirus days after saying 'my faith has never wavered'

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  China's religious minorities especially vulnerable to coronavirus, rights group warns

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  C S Lewis and the war against coronavirus

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• Billions of dumped Coca-Cola bottles are driving global climate crisis - Tearfund

  

  Coca-Cola and other big brands are fuelling the global climate crisis by failing to take responsibility for the large amount of plastic packaging in their products that ends up either dumped or burnt, Tearfund has said.

• Spring Harvest launches online conference after cancelling event over coronavirus

  

  After coronavirus forced the cancellation of Spring Harvest's annual conference, organisers will instead be broadcasting into people's homes.

• Priests called in to comfort the sick and bereaved at pop-up coronavirus hospital

  

  Priests will be on hand to offer comfort to those being treated at the NHS Nightingale Hospital and their loved ones.

• Health officials tried to stop retailers selling Easter eggs because of coronavirus pandemic

  

  Retailers are continuing to sell Easter eggs despite some health officials telling them to pull them from the shelves during the coronavirus pandemic.