By Sam Hailes2023-03-27T09:10:00
As Street Pastors celebrates its 20th anniversary, founder Rev Les Isaac OBE says it’s time for the Church to get up out of the pews and work together
Les Isaac may be a reverend, but sometimes he finds church services a bit boring.
That isn’t because he’s a rebellious backslider – far from it – he just has first-hand experience of the miracles God can do when Christians get out of their buildings and take the message of Jesus to the streets.
The result of this radical obedience to Jesus’ Great Commission to “go” have been phenomenal. Street Pastors (streetpastors.org) is, undoubtedly…
2023-11-24T16:56:00Z By Greg Downes
Rt Rev David Pytches, founder of New Wine and former vicar of St Andrews, Chorleywood, has died aged 92. Greg Downes pays tribute to a pioneer of charismatic renewal within the Anglican church
2023-06-14T16:25:00Z By Victoria Omotoso
When Dr Victoria Omotoso showed Black South Africans films which depicted Jesus as both Black and white, most chose white Jesus as the most historically accurate. It just goes to show how far we have to go in decolonising the image of our saviour, she says
2023-04-21T10:32:00Z By Richard Reddie
As Britain marks 30 years since the racist killing of Stephen Lawrence, Richard Reddie highlights seven key points in continuing the fight for racial justice in our Church and in society
2025-08-22T14:31:00Z By Tony Wilson
Dr Gwen Adshead has spent more than three decades going into prisons and secure settings, including the infamous Broadmoor Hospital, working with people who have committed violent criminal offences. She talks to Tony Wilson about evil, justice and rehabilitation – and why revenge is not an emotion that humans can afford to indulge
2025-07-22T16:22:00Z By Sam Hailes
Don’t believe the hype. That’s what God told Pat Barrett just before his songs became global sensations. Ahead of his appearance at Big Church Festival, the worship artists tells Sam Hailes why he loves coming to England
2025-07-22T15:36:00Z By Emma Fowle
From a glittering start as an England international to being without a contract, John Bostock’s footballing career has been one of immense highs and lows. The founder of Ballers in God shares how he’s not only kept his faith, but grown through all he has endured – and why he is more excited than ever about sharing Jesus in the world of elite sport
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