February

Highlights

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‘I loved my church – until infertility made it unbearable’

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‘I hated everything about religion - but then God called me home’

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Philip Anthony Mitchell: ‘America has too much preaching about love and not enough about judgement’

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Harry Benson: ‘Nearly half of kids are not living with both parents. I think that’s horrendous’

  • ‘I loved my church – until infertility made it unbearable’

  • ‘I hated everything about religion - but then God called me home’

  • Philip Anthony Mitchell: ‘America has too much preaching about love and not enough about judgement’

  • Harry Benson: ‘Nearly half of kids are not living with both parents. I think that’s horrendous’

Features

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Peter Meadows (1941-2026): The entrepreneur behind Premier and Spring Harvest

2026-01-12T10:06:00+00:00By

The former advertising executive was the visionary and founder behind many of the UK Church’s most loved ministries, including Buzz (later Premier Christianity), Spring Harvest and Premier Christian Radio. Steve Goddard worked alongside him for decades and pays tribute to a man who made an incalculable impact 

Columnists

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I fell in love with my sat nav – and it taught me something about following Jesus

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Why the Church should shout louder about the beauty of weddings

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Why these 4 foundations of the early Church still matter today

  • I fell in love with my sat nav – and it taught me something about following Jesus

  • Why the Church should shout louder about the beauty of weddings

  • Why these 4 foundations of the early Church still matter today

News Analysis

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Should Christians still read Philip Yancey’s books?

2026-01-29T11:52:00+00:00By

News that the bestselling author of What’s so Amazing About Grace? had committed adultery against his wife for eight years sent shockwaves through the Christian community. Does Philip Yancey’s moral failure render his work untouchable, and how might the grace he so famously wrote about be extended to his own situation?

Reviews