Mark Woods
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A question of integrity: Why we shouldn't confuse social action and evangelism
The gospel is good news. That's literally true: it's what the word means in Old English. ("Gospel! I've won the Lottery!")
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Should Christians let Muslims use their buildings?
A Church of Scotland minister has spoken of the backlash he suffered after he opened his church for Muslim Friday prayers after the local mosque was firebombed.
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What do you say to someone who believes Christianity is just made up?
No thinking Christian is going to deny that religion in general â and the Christian religion, since that's what we're talking about â is the product of human imagination, thinking and effort.
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Thailand should be ashamed of its treatment of Christian refugees
Thailand. Lovely place. Bangkok is buzzing, the beaches of Phuket are world-renowned holiday destinations, and there's history and culture by the bucket-load.
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Indian Christians protest book which claims Jesus was a Hindu
Indian Christians in Maharashtra state have protested against a book by one of the founders of the right-wing Hindu nationalist Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) claiming Jesus was a Hindu.
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40 Muslim refugees find Christ, get baptised at Barry Island
A Welsh church has celebrated an extraordinary baptismal service, remarkable both for the candidates and for the location.
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SBC president's heart 'broken' as 1,000 Christian missionaries leave the field
Nearly 1,000 Southern Baptist overseas missionaries have left the organisation in the last six months, according to a news release from Southern Baptist Convention's International Mission Board.
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Evangelical Alliance denies 'unfounded' Barnabas allegations
The Evangelical Alliance has hit back at claims by Barnabas Fund and Barnabas Aid International.
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Why believing the Bible needn't make you a fundamentalist
New situations and new ideas ask new questions of the Bible â and new answers emerge. The value and the truth of the Bible isn't compromised by that, says Mark Woods.
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Rowan Williams: Britain is religiously diverse, not divided
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams has warned of the rise in anti-Semitic activity in some parts of the UK, but has denied that Britain is religiously divided.
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'Why should I study? I'm going to die': Heartbreaking words of a 13-year-old in Aleppo
The Catholic Bishop of Aleppo, which has been a battleground since 2012, has spoken out about the horrific conditions his community faces.
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China puts more Christians on trial as pressure on religion mounts
Protestant Christians in the Chinese province of Guizhou are facing prosecution in signs of an increasingly harsh clampdown on religion.