All Premier Christianity articles in June 2013 – Page 2
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Archive contentDear Maggie: Thank you
A letter from Maggie Having written this ‘Dear Maggie’ agony aunt-style page since October 2006, I have come to the decision that I have achieved what I set out to do and that it is time to end in order to make space for others and keep things fresh.
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Archive newsDutch royal row over Matt Redman song
British worship leader Matt Redman became unwittingly embroiled in a royal fiasco when some listeners claimed that a melody written for the Dutch king sounded suspiciously like Redman’s song ‘10,000 Reasons’.
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Magazine Features
First Words: Editorial
Since Maggie Ellis launched her ‘Dear Maggie’ sex advice column in Christianity in 2006, we have received many hundreds of letters about its inclusion...
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Archive newsTwo Views: Is the gift of tongues for today?
As we celebrate Pentecost, two leaders explain their stance on the charismatic gifts on tongues. In this new regular feature, Justin Brierley hears from Christians with different viewpoints on significant questions.
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Regular ColumnistsJeff Lucas: Take it from Larry
In the late 1970s, the world was in the grip of a fashion demon that roamed the earth. Otherwise sensible people adorned themselves in the most grotesque garb, stupefied into believing that super-sized flares looked cool.
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Archive contentLeadership Traps
Even the strongest leaders aren’t immune to tripping up occasionally. Greg Downes addresses some common pitfalls. ‘Merry Christmas Maggie Thatcher, We all celebrate today, cos it’s one day closer to your death.’
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Archive contentA Life Less Misérable
Martin Saunders looks at how blockbuster musical Les Misérables – now out on DVD – can be powerfully harnessed to start conversations about God
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Archive contentRob Parsons: Tell them you love them
Just recently I got off a plane in Johannesburg, switched on my phone and saw a text message asking me to ring home immediately. I made the call during the short bus ride from the plane to the terminal and discovered that my good and dear friend, Bob, had died in his sleep.
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Archive contentSun, Sea, and Starvation
Lucinda Borkett-Jones travels to Malawi to find out how the world is going hungry while the planet heats up. In our plastic-wrapped society, the relationship between people and the land is largely absent from daily life. Most of our bread comes ready-sliced courtesy of Hovis, not grown, threshed, milled and baked in our own backyard. It is difficult to fully grasp the link between ‘caring for the planet’ and how not doing so might affect our lifestyle. It’s all too easy to cling film our consciences and get on with life.
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