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Sophie Hull reveals why she is a traitor to her generation

Marolin Watson wants to see more Christians giving to projects that address the needs a little closer to home.

Christians are being killed by those who would rather see them dead than contemplate recognising them as equals.

The contemporary emphasis on efficiency and measurable results makes frustration even harder to endure.

The notion that the destruction of human life can be advertised freely on television as a service to the public is deeply shocking.

The arguments for legalising assisted suicide are changing into the right of self-destruction for the hopeless.

Much of what we do as churches can often be described as substandard.

As things move from bad to worse, there is a very real danger that the sense of injustice among Christians will spill over.

Publishing this comprehensive guidance helps break the taboo on discussing death and dying.

G20 leaders have missed their opportunity to show leadership on climate justice.

God reaches out and speaks to people where they are and He calls us to do the same.

In the short-term, we will all pay for BP's recent mistakes.

In politics, as elsewhere, it seems that what can be shaken is being shaken.

The creation of brand new organisms may not be that far around the corner.

With a good government that promotes righteousness, people are more likely to come to a knowledge of the truth.

Joining mainstream political parties is part of Christiansâ role as disciples