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Dr Richard Roberts2024-09-27T13:52:00
With a surge in interest in spiritual formation, ancient paths and prayer rituals, Celtic Christianity is enjoying a moment. Richard Roberts shares the fascinating tale of the first missionaries to these shores
Today, despite the increasing secularisation of our society, we take for granted that Christianity is embedded in significant parts of our culture and establishment – from the Royal Family and Lords Spiritual, to the basis of our moral code and laws. But what are the origins of Christianity in Britain?
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Testimony reveals decades of institutional abuse at Ireland’s Magdalene Laundries. The shocking details of torture, slave labour and human trafficking don’t make for easy viewing, says Giles Gough, but Christians must not turn away from the brutality inflicted in God’s name
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Much like climbing a mountain, working for justice and freedom requires commitment, endurance and community, says Rev Chris Lee. He reflects on what he learned on Africa’s highest peak
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Let’s start 2026 by asking who we should be, not what we should do, says Chine McDonald
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They’re often pitted against one another, but new research from Paul Kerensa has revealed it hasn’t always been this way. Can the Sleighman and the Saviour be friends after all?
2025-11-28T10:05:00Z By Jared Brock
Given it’s his birthday (kind of), it’s only fair we get to know the real Yehoshua ben Yehoseph. Jared Brock separates fact from fiction
2025-11-28T03:29:00Z By AJ Gomez
Church should be a refuge – but for many, attending a Sunday service is tough. AJ Gomez investigates why some Christians find gathering together difficult, and what both leaders and individuals can do to help
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