All Premier Christianity articles in February 2015
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Archive contentCan you weigh a spirit?
David Instone-Brewer delves into neurology and explores the nature of the human spirit.
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Archive contentR T Kendall
Having spent 25 years in ministry in London, RT Kendall has become one of Britain’s best-loved American preachers. He speaks to Justin Brierley about a life dedicated to the Word and Spirit
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Archive contentJudge not lest ...
I made a bad mistake. I realise that this in itself isn’t earth-shattering news, but this was a really bad mistake. And I didn’t realise I had made it for more than a week.
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Regular ColumnistsUngenerous generation
Meanness is ugly. Grabbing is unattractive. Last November’s Black Friday event was dark indeed, as the retail sector’s excuse for a greed-fuelled shopping frenzy sparked scuffles and scrums across the country.
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Archive contentHollywood finds God
Hollywood’s latest darling appears to be God. Simon Carver explores the new onscreen fascination with all things Christian
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Reviews
Movie review: Exodus: Gods and Kings
Christian filmgoers needn’t worry that Ridley Scott has done to Moses what Darren Aronofsky did to Noah.
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Archive contentThe shelter of Egypt
When an Egyptian Christian pastor opened the doors of his church to become a field hospital for Muslims and Christians during the Egyptian Revolution, a miracle began to take place.
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Archive contentElection special: Ed Miliband
In an exclusive interview ahead of May’s general election, Labour leader Ed Miliband talks church, politics and the need for Christians to get involved.
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Archive news
New mental health resource for churches
Livability, the UK’s largest Christian disability charity, has joined forces with Premier Mind and Soul, the UK’s largest Christian mental health information charity, to create a new resource that will give churches a better understanding of those with mental health needs in their congregations.
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Archive newsCare welcomes ‘landmark’ moment in modern-day slavery fight
The Northern Ireland Assembly’s decision to pass the Human Trafficking and Exploitation Bill is a ‘landmark’ moment, according to Christian charity Care.
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Archive news
California church offers ‘drive-through’ prayer service
Drivers in California can now be blessed through their car windows in the car park of Holy Spirit Church in Fremont.
