By Tim Wyatt2024-08-12T14:34:00
One principal is predicting 50 per cent of all UK Bible colleges will close within the next two years. Is he right?
2024-10-15T07:38:00Z By Sam Brown
Some Christian schools may struggle as a result of the government’s plans to scrap VAT exemption for private school fees. But that’s because they are small independent schools, not because they are faith-based, says deputy head Sam Brown
2025-06-11T10:47:00Z By John Funnell
A small chapel in the Welsh Valleys has experienced significant growth in recent years, with much of it driven by young men coming to faith. Pastor John Funnell of Noddfa Church shares the story
2025-06-06T13:03:00Z By Michael Pfundner
Both in Britain and around the world, research is revealing a positive shift in attitude towards God and the Bible. Michael Pfundner unpacks the surveys which make for encouraging reading
2025-05-29T14:05:00Z By Andy Peck
Almost 2 million people hear the gospel message through Premier’s radio stations, magazines and more. But it wasn’t always this way
2025-05-20T10:42:00Z By Tim Wyatt
Two investigations and leaked correspondence have uncovered allegations related to bullying, promiscuity, excessive alcohol consumption, financial irregularity and safeguarding failures at Bangor Cathedral in recent years. The Archbishop of Wales is promising reforms, but there remains little clarity about what actually went wrong and who was at fault
2025-05-02T14:06:00Z By Thomas Chacko
Scheduled for 7 May, the conclave to elect the next pope is fast approaching. As the Catholic Church prepares for its new leader, Thomas Chacko explains the origins of the conclave, how the confidential process works, and the spiritual weight behind it
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