All Premier Christianity articles in June 2013 – Page 2
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Archive contentThe Evolution of Rob Bell
In 2011 mega-church pastor Rob Bell caused controversy by apparently affirming universalism. Two years on, he has left his church and is heading for Hollywood. Justin Brierley finds out why he’s still raising eyebrows among evangelicals.
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Call for Christians to become organ and blood donors
A new campaign is calling on the UK Church to look at blood and organ donation as an important way of giving.
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Archive contentWhy I am a Christian: Will Pearson-Gee
It was back in 1996 that my world fell apart. My wife, Anna, had gone out with our two children, Eleanor (two) and Jamie (three). It was a really hot summer’s day in July and she took them down to Bournemouth to the seaside.
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Archive newsRick and Kay Warren 'over-whelmed with comfort' after son's suicide
Matthew warren took his life in April
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Children killed daily in Central African Republic
Christians are being urged to pray for the people of the Central African Republic (CAR) after armed rebels seized power in March.
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Archive content'I don't accept secularism as the answer to our problems'
Lord Paul Boateng talks faith, politics and community.
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Archive newsHuddersfield Church raises £10,000 through talents
A vicar who gave £10 notes to members of his congregation and asked them to invest it has raised more than £10,000 - and attracted media interest from around the world.
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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.
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Does masturbation discount me from church?
Maggie Ellis on whether masturbation is OK for Christians.
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Dancing all the way to the bank
Only in Africa would economics be enjoyed through the medium of dance – though perhaps Mr Osborne would curry some much-needed favour with the press if he busted the occasional move on the steps of Number 10.
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Dancing All The Way To The Bank
Only in Africa would economics be enjoyed through the medium of dance - though perhaps Mr Osborne would curry some much-needed favour with the press if he busted the occasional move on the steps of Number 10.A group of women I met in Malawi (on my recent trip to visit ...
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