Gillan Scott
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EU referendum: A vote to leave is not about selfish gain
There is no reason why we cannot continue to show generosity, sacrifice and reconciliation to our European neighbours outside of the EU, says Gillan Scott.
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Who will fight society's religious illiteracy?
Until broadcasters realise there is an appetite for a deeper understanding of religion, it will be up to the faithful to get the message across, says Gillan Scott.
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Isaiah 61 in action: How one church is living out the call to serve
Gillan Scott meets the leaders of Glo Church Stockport, which is seeing growth in a deprived area of the town.
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We must influence culture, not be influenced by it
To glorify God is to let our faith flow through every part of our life to the point where others can't help but notice. What could be achieved if we stepped out in faith beyond our comfort zones?
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Why has Martha Collison been baking non-stop for 21 hours?
Why has Martha Collison been baking for 21 hours straight?
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IJM & the power of prayer: How one organisation is saving millions of lives
Gillan Scott looks at IJM's powerful mission, and it's starting point: prayer.
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Assisted Suicide: Jesus came to restore and heal â he expects us to do the same
True compassion is not revealed when we obliterate suffering, but rather when we stand alongside and share with those experiencing it, writes Gillan Scott.
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How God is on the move in Westminster
Let's not confuse 'church' work with 'Christian' work, says Gillan Scott.
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Five things the Church should be lobbying government about
Alongside practical action, the Bible tells us to speak up for the poor, says Gillan Scott.
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Who will hold an unchecked Tory government to account?
It hurt the Lib Dems, but we still need to see honesty and vulnerability in our politicians, writes Gillan Scott.
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The General Election is about trust, grace and honesty
We are too unwilling to accept that much of politics involves making difficult decisions that are not going to please everyone.
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How the divide between UK politics and Christianity is beginning to close
Politicians are rediscovering God, and churches rediscovering their political voice, writes Gillan Scott.