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TV is the distraction of choice during Covid-19, not the Bible - survey

People are escaping the challenges of Covid-19 by turning on the TV instead of reading the Bible, a new Pew survey has revealed.

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We might not always feel confident but we must share the Gospel

When we come in contact with Jesus, there is absolutely no way we can keep it to ourselves. …

Franklin Graham says America 'is in trouble, needs God's help'

Franklin Graham has said America "is in trouble" and that "we need God's help" as he called for Christians to join him for the 2020 Prayer March in Washington D.C. on 26th September. …

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• Should gay conversion therapy be banned?

  

  Doubtless in the future, being accused of supporting gay conversion therapy will be sufficient for the mob to descend and your career to be over. …

• Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion's new number one underscores why we need a moral and cultural revolution

  

  The truth is that the sexual revolution of the 1960s has scarred us more deeply than we imagine. We literally wallow in moral and sexual pollution. Not only so, but we glory in it. Filth has become a path to fame. …

• How the sperm donation industry is breaking families

  

  Children born from sperm donors are among the victims of the bad ideas of the sexual revolution. …

• Harriet Tubman: a woman who did great things for God despite having so little

  

  Harriet Tubman suffered all the brutalities of slavery: starvation, whippings, beatings and a particularly severe head injury that left her with lifelong problems. Yet amid this suffering, she was part of a dynamic church culture that gave her a firm faith in Christ. …

• At what point do Covid mandates on worship become overkill?

  

  We respect our governing authorities and comply when possible (the Bible is clear here), but when mandates begin to hinder efforts to worship God and we see tons of inconsistencies (e.g., protests are not shut down or challenged), then we must take a stand. …

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• Bishops' ban on individual Communion cups is wrong, say top lawyers

  

  Leading lawyers have asserted that a ban by Church of England bishops on the use of individual communion cups for wine during the current pandemic is incorrect. …

• Church of England reported to Charity Commission over abuse investigations

  

  The Church of England has said it will "cooperate fully" after being reported to the Charity Commission over its investigations into abuse. …

• Dozens of faith leaders call for action to stop 'genocide' of Uighurs in China

  

  The letter, signed by Rowan Williams among other faith leaders, warns of "genocide" against the minority group in China. …

• Scotland's Hate Crime Bill is a charter for the suppression of free speech

  

  The intention behind the Scottish Government's Hate Crime Bill seems to be good. But the bill is drafted in such a way that it is a charter for the suppression of free speech. …

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  Faith in God has a 'central role' in Meghan Markle's life - book

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  Trump is not using us - if anything, we're using him

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  Jerry Falwell on indefinite leave over unzipped trousers photo

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  Faith-based 'violence interrupters' stop gang shootings with promise of redemption for at-risk youth – not threats of jail

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  'The trauma is stacked up,' says World Vision Lebanon worker

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• Christian teacher in misgendering row let go from second school for calling Muhammad a 'false prophet'

  

  A Christian teacher who took his former school to court over a misgendering row says he has been let go from a second school after saying Muhammad was a "false prophet". …

• Father to take legal action against police after being dragged from dying daughter's hospital bed

  

  A father who was dragged from the hospital bedside of his terminally ill daughter is pursuing legal action against the police, claiming wrongful arrest. …

• Free speech under threat at British universities - report

  

  Academic freedom at British universities is under threat because of a growing tendency by academics to self-censor, a new report from the Policy Exchange has warned. …

• Thirtyone:eight chief executive pulls out of ReNew Conference

  

  Justin Humphreys, chief executive of safeguarding charity ThirtyOne:Eight, has withdrawn as a speaker from the ReNew Conference 2020. …