By Megan Cornwell2024-06-24T14:30:00
Megan Cornwell has spent the past twelve months investigating one of the most shocking scandals to hit the UK evangelical Church in recent years. Here she explains what her reporting for Premier Christianity’s critically acclaimed podcast series has uncovered
Laughter filled the enormous tent as a large, curly-haired man in a garish shirt walked across the stage, speaking into a microphone. Beside him was a younger, more athletic-looking man in jeans and a T-shirt. Occasionally, the older man would put his arm around the younger one and playfully poke fun at him – “Crofty”, he would affectionately call him.
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2024-09-30T11:33:00Z By Andrew Graystone
As the Scolding Report reveals institutional failings and warns of a culture of silence, Andrew Graystone says it’s time for church leaders to speak to those who have been hurt by Soul Survivor and its founder’s actions
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2024-10-11T08:19:00Z By Lani Charlwood
Could you forgive the man who nearly killed your father? That’s the journey Lani Charlwood has been on. As this weekend marks 40 years since the Brighton bombing, she explains how forgiveness and reconciliation are possible, even in the most painful of circumstances
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