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The pioneering of free online learning for Christian ministry
Rev Henry Reyenga, a trailblazing advocate for online learning for ministry preparation, recently delivered an inspiring faith message in Watford, north of London, as part of a series of motivational speaking engagements held during the autumn.
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There is wisdom, soul healing and power to be found through forgiveness
In our physical world, often filled with conflicts and disagreements, where nations and neighbours seem to clash, people of faith may wonder: must hatred prevail, or can forgiveness bring about lasting peace and healing?
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Actress Yvonne Orji embraces virginity with faith and empowerment at 39
Yvonne Orji, a renowned actress and devout Christian, recently made headlines in the secular media when she candidly shared her commitment to remain a virgin until marriage during an episode of Chelsea Handler's Dear Chelsea podcast.
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Pope Francis approves baptism for transgender people
In a significant move, Pope Francis has granted authorisation for the Catholic Church to baptise transgender individuals.
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Former cabinet minister Jonathan Aitken inspires packed relaunch of course for addicts
In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, the availability of the Recovery Course experienced a decline out of necessity. This conference was designed to serve as a catalyst for a nationwide resurgence.
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US insurance company projects billions in potential scams targeting churches by 2025
Religious organisations, often known for their trustworthiness and openness, may inadvertently become vulnerable to fraudulent activities.
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Report highlights extensive child sexual abuse by Spanish clergy
An independent commission estimates that over 200,000 children in Spain have suffered sexual abuse at the hands of Roman Catholic clergy since 1940.
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Mike Pence bows out of 2024 Presidential Race, citing uphill battle against Trump legacy
"We always knew this would be an uphill battle, but I have no regrets."
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The roots of Alcoholics Anonymous are in the Christian tradition – so why is it not a Christian programme?
The AA formula was and is a simple one.
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Don't despair! Embracing mistakes is all part of personal growth and self improvement
Mistakes, far from being stumbling blocks, are actually stepping stones that propel us forward on the journey of self-improvement.
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Pope Francis and President Biden discuss warzone crisis in Sunday phone call
Pope Francis and U.S. President Joe Biden held a phone conversation on Sunday afternoon to address the evolving situation in Israel and Gaza, as confirmed by a statement from the White House.
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Ten year Gallup study highlights positives of having a religious faith
Gallup research presented earlier this month has highlighted the profound connection between faith and well-being, emphasising the positive influence of religion on individuals worldwide.
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Pope Francis calls for global day of fasting and prayer for peace in Israel-Hamas conflict
This call extends not only to the Christian community but also to people of all faiths and those who hold peace dear.
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According to Artificial Intelligence, this is what Jesus looked like if the Shroud of Turin is authentic
This recent AI generated image offers a strikingly lifelike depiction of Jesus.
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What do dastardly crimes have to do with faith?
"Those without faith might attribute this to luck, but I attribute it to God..." says Jo, the creative force behind her family-owned games company.
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Sacked chaplain takes legal action against headteacher
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New report reveals changing attitudes to death and dying
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Religious Brits are happier and more satisfied with life
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Nearly a quarter of young Brits open to banning the Bible
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Christian group questions report suggesting decline of Christians in China
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Christians feel more confident sharing faith some than others
