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The final song of Moses
Jewish academic and Hebrew scholar Irene Lancaster reflects on the significance of the Song of Moses in Deuteronomy 32.
CofE parishes celebrate connection to Olaudah Equiano in Black History Month
Olaudah Equiano was one of the first abolitionists.
Black History Month is a helpful reminder that Christianity isn't a 'white man’s religion'
The Gospel is the good news for all people, everywhere.
Evangelical church leader sees 'Gospel opportunities' in growing 'Unite the Kingdom' movement
Evangelical church network Affinity says it sees a "broader opportunity" to engage people frustrated by high levels of immigration and the erosion of values with the truth of Christianity.
Two women in line to become Archbishop of Canterbury
Britain is preparing to announce the next Archbishop of Canterbury this Friday, and for the first time in history, the frontrunners include two women who could take on the role of spiritual leader for 85 million Anglicans worldwide.
Mission Aviation Fellowship recognised with awards from King Charles
King Charles has decorated a pair of British expats for their service with Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF).
Christians praying for Jewish community after deadly synagogue attack in Manchester
Christians are praying for the Jewish community in the UK after a deadly attack on a synagogue in Manchester on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.
Calls for Northern Ireland to strengthen marriage, not make divorce easier
Will Northern Ireland follow the rest of the country? Will it matter if it does?
Scientists developing way to make babies without biological mother
Ironically the development may help women struggling to have a baby, while also creating motherless babies.
Church of Scotland warns against undermining parental rights on religious education
The Church of Scotland has spoken out against plans to allow children to overrule their parents if they withdraw them from religious education.
7 practical ways students can nurture their faith at university
For many young people, the transition to university marks more than just academic independence—it also begins a new chapter in their faith journey.
Anti-conversion laws intensify attacks on Christians in India
Anti-conversion laws only seem to be applied in one direction.
New Charlie Kirk award for young pro-lifers announced
Charlie Kirk was known for his opposition to abortion.
Majority of Brits agree Lords has right to block assisted suicide
A new poll has suggested that very few people are concerned about the House of Lords voting down assisted suicide.
Scottish grandmother arrested again over abortion clinic buffer zone vigil
Four officers were on the scene to arrest the 75-year-old grandmother who silently held a sign within an abortion clinic buffer zone offering help to women.
Who was Jerome and why was he significant?
30 September is St Jerome’s Day and is also the United Nations International Translators’ Day. This is his story.