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Forced to choose between faith and family in Somalia

For Lula, like so many other Somalis, believing in Christ forced her into a stark choice: her faith or her family.

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Remembering Brother Andrew, a fearless smuggler of Bibles

He could not stand silent, knowing people were persecuted for their faith. …

What do you want from work?

I want to encourage you to understand the limits of what work can provide, and look to a greater hope. …

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• Unique piece of Scotland's religious history saved after £2m restoration

  

  The 16th century heraldic ceiling of St Machar's Cathedral, Aberdeen, comprises 48 coats of arms including that of Pope Leo X, King James V of Scotland, Henry VIII of England and many of the royal houses of Europe. …

• Dante Bowe issues public apology after Maverick City Music paused relationship

  

  Grammy Award-winning singer Dante Bowe has released a statement apologizing for his behavior after Maverick City Music said they would be "pausing" their professional relationship with him. …

• What it really means to love and be loved

  

  Jonny Gumbel speaks to Christian Today about his new book, 'Loved', and the unexpected lessons he's learned about what it really means to love and be loved by God. …

• Russia's war in Ukraine is 'unacceptable' - Pope

  

  Pope Francis also described it as "repugnant, senseless aggression, barbaric" and "sacrilegious". …

• Former Archbishop of Canterbury says sacred tabots should be returned to Ethiopia

  

  Lord Carey, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, says that a tabot held by Westminster Abbey should be returned to its native Ethiopia. …

• Noticing the changing seasons

  

  How often do we take notice of these seasons and allow the changes to stir us to action? …

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• NHS settles with Christian doctor disciplined for offering to pray with patients

  

  NHS England has agreed to settle with a Christian doctor who faced disciplinary measures for offering to pray with his patients. …

• Nun murdered, 6 beheaded by the Islamic State in Mozambique

  

  Amid rising jihadist violence in Mozambique, an 83-year-old Italian nun was shot and killed and six others were beheaded earlier this month by suspected militants aligned with the Islamic State. …

• The good and the bad of rules and boundaries

  

  Rather than hindering our experience of life, God's intention was to enhance it. …

• Church of England bars Desmond Tutu's lesbian daughter from leading funeral for her godfather

  

  The Church of England has barred the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu's daughter from officiating her godfather's funeral because she is in a same-sex relationship. …

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  Managing God's creation in a better way

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  Support falls for changing legal sex on birth certificates

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  Pakistan is in the clutches of climate injustice

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  Mini budget won't help people struggling to get by - charity

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  An Anglican theology of monarchy

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• Christian doctor who offered to pray with patients was told to take £1,800 'professional boundaries' course

  

  Dr Richard Scott was ordered to take a £1,800 'professional boundaries' course at his own expense and told that if he refused, he would have to undergo a psychological assessment. …

• Government settles with Christian parents who challenged trans-affirming policies in schools

  

  The government has settled with Christian parents Nigel and Sally Rowe and promised to reform official guidance for schools on transgender issues, ending a five-year legal battle. …

• Churches to give a warm welcome this winter as energy prices soar

  

  Churches across the UK are being asked to open their doors this winter as a place of warmth and support for people struggling with the cost of living crisis. …

• The Church can't afford to stop praying

  

  In this time of austerity and flux, prayer and a dependence on God are needed now more than ever before. …