Megan Cornwell
Megan Cornwell is deputy editor of Premier Christianity magazine
InterviewsKari Jobe: 'The blessing' singer on praising through a pandemic
The writer of this year’s biggest worship song speaks to Megan Cornwell
- Magazine Features
The Shadow Pandemic: domestic violence and the Church during Covid-19
The coronavirus crisis has led to a substantial global rise in violence against women. While the Church hasn’t always been a safe place for survivors of domestic abuse, it now has an opportunity to be a light in these dark times. Megan Cornwell investigates
- Opinion
Cowboy & Preacher: The ideal film to show Christian climate change deniers
Megan Cornwell reviews the environmental documentary which is aimed squarely at Christians
- Opinion
'I’m a Christian and I tried to take my own life'
Rachael Newham had her first suicidal thought at the age of six and has been living as a Christian with depression and anxiety for more than two decades. On World Suicide Prevention day she shares her story
- Real Life
‘I saw 600 men give their lives to Christ in prison’
Mo Timbo left a life of crime and violence to become a powerful evangelist for Jesus
- Magazine Features
Dealing with disappointment: When life doesn’t turn out as you expect
From facing infertility to dealing with a breakdown, five Christians share the hope they have in Jesus
- Testimonies
'I became a Christian during lockdown'
Red Pender should be struggling with anxiety in these challenging times, but instead she has more peace than ever
- Opinion
Jesus said: 'Let he who is without sin cast the first stone'. That's why I won't judge Dominic Cummings
Social media is awash with anger and condemnation. But having faced a similar dilemma to the Number 10 advisor, Megan Cornwell isn't joining in
- Opinion
From death to life: How God delivered me from coronavirus
Premier Christianity's deputy editor Megan Cornwell had an unexpected encounter with God during her battle with Covid-19
- Real Life
‘I saw angels hovering over my daughter’s body’
Nadim Ednan-Laperouse describes the moment his daughter, Natasha, had a severe allergic reaction to a Pret a Manger sandwich and died by his side
- Magazine Features
Who are the Hebrew Israelites and why do they believe that Jesus is black?
Megan Cornwell investigates the sect that believes African Americans are the true Hebrew Israelites
- Interviews
Simon Guillebaud: Meet the missionary who faced death threats in what was once the world's most dangerous nation
Megan Cornwell meets the inspiring evangelist
- Magazine Features
The Testaments: Is Margaret Atwood's Booker Prize winner anti-Christian?
Megan Cornwell reviews the most anticipated book of 2019
- Real Life
'I shared the gospel with my rapist'
Gwynneth Pugh–Jones was assaulted at knifepoint in her own home. She explains how, years later, she was able to preach the gospel to her attacker, and experience miraculous healing
- Magazine Features
Meet the Bruderhof: Our exclusive peek inside a modern Christian utopia
Megan Cornwell spends 48 hours with the Christian community where all possessions are shared, faith sits at the centre of daily life and crime is nonexistent. But is this mere escapism, or a much-needed return to the model the early Church gave us?
- Interviews
Rachel Treweek: The Bible, same sex marriage and why God isn't male
In this wide-ranging conversation with Megan Cornwell, The Bishop of Gloucester unpacks her views on women in leadership and interpreting the Bible for today
- Magazine Features
Why the Church's conspiracy of silence is hurting gay Christians
While researching various Christian views on sexuality, Megan Cornwell uncovered a conspiracy of silence. Is it time for churches to come out and say what they really think?
- Opinion
Amazing Grace: Watch Aretha Franklin sing praises to Jesus
This newly released film contains never-before-seen footage of one of the greatest artists of our time worshipping Jesus. Megan Cornwell went to see it
- Magazine Features
The rise of secularism
The Church is being scrutinised by a growing number of people who do not share our faith. Should we be worried? Megan Cornwell investigates.
- Opinion
Is the flirtatious, foul-mouthed Fleabag about to find God?
Series two of the critically acclaimed TV show is out now, and features a charismatic Irish priest. Megan Cornwell reports
