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Survivor of deadly mushroom lunch offers forgiveness to killer
The sole survivor of a fatal mushroom lunch has extended forgiveness to the woman who cooked it, killing his wife and two other relatives.
Why online learning deepened my theological life
When I first enrolled in an online Bible study course, I wasn’t expecting it to be life-changing. In fact, I had my doubts.
European church leaders call for a just peace in Ukraine
European churches are calling on political leaders to do everything in their power to bring an end to the war in Ukraine.
Children seized from Christian orphanage in 2019 released
Eight of the 16 children taken from a Christian orphanage in Nigeria in 2019 were released this month after one of them suffered a mental breakdown.
Street preacher accused of making offensive comments towards Jews is acquitted
A 75-year-old Christian street preacher has been acquitted of all charges after being accused of making offensive remarks about the Jewish community.
Lichfield Cathedral to host a festival of 'discussion and debate' with Jeremy Hunt
Lichfield Cathedral was “once the beating heart of the Enlightenment”.
As pastors burn out, a new book offers a way back to wholeness
Behind the pulpits, beneath the sermons, and beyond the public personas, many pastors are burning out—emotionally, spiritually, and relationally.
Celebrating 250 years of the Manx Bible
2025 marks the 250th anniversary of the Manx Bible. This is the story …
Alistair Begg stands by LGBT wedding advice but reveals hurt over Christians friends who turned on him
Alistair Begg said it was "distressing" that some Christian friends publicly renounced him without ever picking up the phone to talk to him first.
Churches worldwide unite in prayer for Ukraine
With diplomacy apparently failing, all that remains are prayers
Christian Aid warns more will die after famine declared in Gaza
Christian Aid has warned that many more people in Gaza will die of starvation unless the war is ended soon and aid is allowed in unhindered.
Churches asked to unite in prayer for Middle East peace
Churches across Britain are being asked to come together in prayer for the Middle East as the war between Israel and Gaza shows no signs of ending.
Edinburgh church's canal boat outreach ready for re-launch
The boat has been dormant for months following the collapse of the church's partner.
Archaeologists uncover ancient cross that shows Christianity once thrived in Arabian Gulf
A remarkable archaeological discovery on Sir Bani Yas Island in Abu Dhabi is transforming historians’ understanding of how Christianity spread during the seventh and eighth centuries.
Why is Jesus the only way?
While many are curious about Jesus and willing to hear the gospel, they often see Him as just one option among many possible and equal pathways to God.
12 Bible verses to encourage you
Encouragement doesn’t ultimately come from us.